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Quote by Lisa Loeb

“With all the things that you could be, you never could learn how to be me.”

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Lisa Loeb is an American singer-songwriter born on March 11, 1968. Known for her distinctive voice and heartfelt lyrics, she is a significant figure in the independent music scene of the 1990s. Loeb's debut album 'Tambourine Man' from the early 1990s featured her signature song 'Stay', which became her anthem. more

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