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“Walk with the rich Walk with the poor Learn from everybody That's what life is for.”

Quote by Eric Bibb

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Eric Bibb is an American singer known for his deep voice and unique blues style. Born on August 16, 1951, he has been influenced by a variety of musical genres, including blues, gospel, and folk. Bibb's music has been well-received by audiences, and his influence in the music industry continues to this day. more

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