I guess I'd rather have a truthful neighbor who says he hates me than a lyin' one who claims he loves me. — David Hopper, In Spirit & Truth
I guess I'd rather have a truthful neighbor who says he hates me than a lyin' one who claims he loves me. — David Hopper, In Spirit & Truth
I guess I'd rather have a truthful neighbor who says he hates me than a lyin' one who claims he loves me. — David Hopper, In Spirit & Truth
I guess I'd rather have a truthful neighbor who says he hates me than a lyin' one who claims he loves me. — David Hopper, In Spirit & Truth
I guess I'd rather have a truthful neighbor who says he hates me than a lyin' one who claims he loves me. — David Hopper, In Spirit & Truth
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I guess I'd rather have a truthful neighbor who says he hates me than a lyin' one who claims he loves me.

— David Hopper, In Spirit & Truth
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