"I went out to visit Dorsey Burnette, after I graduated high school"
- Jimmy Griffin
About this Quote
This quote by Jimmy Griffin is a reflection on his past. It suggests that after he graduated high school, he headed out to go to Dorsey Burnette. This could imply that Dorsey Burnette was a friend or mentor of Jimmy's, which he wished to reconnect with him after finishing high school. It might also suggest that Dorsey Burnette was someone Jimmy looked up to, which he wished to visit him to get some insight or guidance. It could also recommend that Dorsey Burnette was someone Jimmy wished to thank for helping him survive high school. Whatever the factor, it is clear that Jimmy Griffin had a strong connection to Dorsey Burnette and wished to visit him after finishing high school.
This quote is written / told by Jimmy Griffin between August 10, 1943 and January 11, 2005. He was a famous Musician from USA.
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