Quote by Jim Morrison

Love cannot save you from your own fate.

Love cannot save you from your own fate.

Summary

This quote suggests that while love is a powerful and transformative force, it does not have the ability to alter or change one's predetermined destiny. No matter how deeply someone loves, it cannot shield them from the inevitable outcomes or circumstances that await them. It conveys the idea that love, although a beautiful and influential aspect of life, does not possess the power to override the course of one's own fate.

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By Jim Morrison

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