Quote by Toba Beta

I do not say words, which you want to hear.The words just told me, to write them down.

I do not say words, which you want to hear.The words just to

Summary

This quote suggests that the person speaking is not intentionally trying to please others with their words. Instead, they claim that the words they speak are simply a reflection of what they have heard or been told, prompting them to write them down. This implies a sense of authenticity in their expression, suggesting that their words are not influenced by the desire to please others or say what is expected, but rather a genuine response to what they have perceived or learned.

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Truth Words Honest Want To Hear Write Down

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