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Im Billy the Kid, the fastest draw. Its not arrogance. Its the truth
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"I'm Billy the Kid, the fastest draw. It's not arrogance. It's the truth"

- David Geffen

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This quote by David Geffen is a metaphor for his success in the songs sector. He is contrasting himself to the fabulous criminal Billy the Kid, who was known for his quick draw as well as rapid reflexes. Geffen is suggesting that he is just as fast as well as successful in the music industry, and that his success is not due to pompousness, yet rather to his effort and dedication. He is claiming that his success is the result of his own efforts as well as not due to luck or chance. Geffen is additionally suggesting that he is a leader in the songs sector, and that his success are not to be ignored. He boasts of his success and also is not afraid to let the globe know.

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David Geffen This quote is written / told by David Geffen somewhere between February 21, 1943 and today. He was a famous Businessman from USA. The author also have 22 other quotes.

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