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Merle Haggard Quotes
«Boys, we've done found the prettiest city in America. You've got to see it.»
Author: Merle Haggard
«We're going back to remember the forgotten ones,»
Author: Merle Haggard
«In 1960, when I came out of prison as an ex-convict, I had more freedom under parolee supervision than there's available... in America right now.»
Author: Merle Haggard
«Let's Get Out of Iraq»
Author: Merle Haggard
«That I'm a contrary old son of a bitch, I guess,»
Author: Merle Haggard
«He was an asshole, so I hit him.»
Author: Merle Haggard
«It's a wonderful thing to live as long as I have and to be appreciated and, well, just to be here for it.»
Author: Merle Haggard
«We've been in many battles together (always on the same side). Over the last few years, we'd become closer than we ever realized ... We were outlaws together.»
Author: Merle Haggard
«Buck influenced a lot of people, from The Beatles to me. Buck and I were in a lot of battles over the years, always on the same side. Over the last few years, we'd become closer. He even flew up to Portland to see me when I opened for Dylan last year. We were outlaws together.»
Author: Merle Haggard
«He has this crazy style, and he has this mystique about him. He's still that way. You know, nobody knows Bob Dylan. They think they do, but I don't think they do. He's very close to his chest with his own cards. I think he'll remain that way.»
Author: Merle Haggard