Quote by John Lithgow

Everybody's a dreamer.

Everybody's a dreamer.

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This quote suggests that people naturally possess dreams or aspirations. It implies that everyone has desires, goals, or ambitions, regardless of their circumstances or abilities. It acknowledges that dreaming is a universal trait shared by every individual. This short phrase reminds us of the inherent human tendency to envision a future, reflecting the universal capacity for imagination and hope.

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