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Quote by Janis Joplin
My father wouldnt get us a TV, he wouldnt allow a TV in the house.

My father wouldnt get us a TV, he wouldnt allow a TV in the house. – Janis Joplin

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If I hold back, Im no good. Im no good. Id rather be good sometimes, than holding back all the time. – Janis Joplin

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