It’s good to be anywhere.
Meaning of the quote
"It's good to be anywhere." This quote means that Keith Richards, the famous English musician, thinks it's great to be in any place, whether it's somewhere special or just somewhere ordinary. He's happy to be wherever he is, because he knows how to find joy and positivity in his surroundings, no matter where he goes.
About Keith Richards
Keith Richards, a legendary English musician and co-founder of the Rolling Stones, has had an extraordinary career spanning over six decades. Known for his iconic guitar playing, songwriting, and captivating persona, Richards has left an indelible mark on the world of rock music.
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British musician, guitarist of the Rolling Stones