Randolph Randy Camp > Quotes

“I don't care anymore! I tried so hard! It's like the more I keep tryin' to be here the more people keep treating me like I don't belong here!”
― Randolph Randy Camp, 29 Dimes: A Love Story

“I'll remember you, your smile and your lie.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, 29 Dimes: A Love Story

“Just let it out.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, 29 Dimes: A Love Story

“If I don't care what toothpaste you use, then why should I care who's in your bed?”
― Randolph Randy Camp, 29 Dimes: A Love Story

“See, the good Lord loves everybody. He don't care what color your hair is or where you put your jewelry.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“The only thing that ever leaves this place is that muddy water in the Rappahannock.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, False Dandelions

“Crystal, do you like being a white girl?”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“Sometimes a song is more than just a song. First the fire...then the rain.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, ...Then The Rain

“Sometimes I can't see the sun.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, ...Then The Rain

“Them dandelion wishes float and float for miles hoping they might get lucky and find a place to root.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, False Dandelions

“your ears are too small for some things”
― Randolph Randy Camp, America: No Purchase Necessary A Novel

“Get happy, y'all.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“There's more to me than these earrings and blonde hair. I got dreams too.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, America: No Purchase Necessary A Novel

“the kind of mud that pulls your shoes off”
― Randolph Randy Camp, America: No Purchase Necessary A Novel

“The only thing white about me is the skin I'm wearing.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, 29 Dimes: A Love Story

“If food or music ain't helping none then you know something must be really wrong”
― Randolph Randy Camp, America: No Purchase Necessary A Novel

“I'm older now. I know my limitations. When I was a kid I had no limitations.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Monica A Short Story Collection

“Years ago, I learned a lot of stuff the hard way. I know now that I can't ever trust things that come in pretty packages.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, 29 Dimes: A Love Story

“All I knew was that it was something Mama always warned me about.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, 29 Dimes: A Love Story

“Most often, those who’ve been in the well are those most likely to pull others out of the well…When Jack Canaday was twelve years old he was once in the well…Now, twenty-one years later, Jack has an opportunity to reach down and help others out of the well…”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“If there's no you maybe there's no sun. Maybe you're here to be somebody's sun.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Monica A Short Story Collection

“when people tell the truth people get quiet”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Coreville Park a reggae novel

“Somebody please, please tell me why these Rappahannock dreams keep passing me by?”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“Some day soon I'm gonna get away from here.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“Her music drawer looked like a rainbow”
― Randolph Randy Camp, America: No Purchase Necessary A Novel

“Climbing the corporate ladder has its perks, but staying true to your soul has greater rewards.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Monica A Short Story Collection

“These dreams just keep passing me by.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“Regardless of whatever, you must keep moving forward”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Coreville Park a reggae novel

“Maybe, in due time, they too, will extend their hands to others and help others climb out of the well.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Wet Matches

“Sometimes, what you see is real, how you tell it is not.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, Monica A Short Story Collection