List Of Oklahoma Quotes

I Grew Up In Oklahoma And Missouri, And I Just Loved Film. My Folks Would Take Us To The Drive-in On Summer Nights, And We'd Sit On The Hood Of The Car. I Just Had This Profound Love For Storytelling.

Where I Grew Up - We Started Out In Oklahoma And Then Moved To Missouri - It Was Considered Hubris To Talk About Yourself. And The Downside Of That Was That Ideas Rarely Got Exchanged, Or True Feelings.

When I Was A Boy, I Would Ask About My Family History, About My Bloodlines. We Really Didn't Know That Much. We Had A Little Indian In Us From The Oklahoma Trail Of Tears.

I Was Born In Shawnee, Oklahoma.

I Don't Want To Look Like Connecticut, No Offense, I Don't Want To Look Like Oklahoma, I Don't Want To Look Like California. I Want To Be Uniquely Texas. And That's Not To Diss Anybody Else.

If You Don't Like The Weather In Oklahoma, Wait A Minute And It'll Change.

The Government Sent The Indians To Oklahoma. They Had A Treaty That Said, 'you Shall Have This Land As Long As Grass Grows And Water Flows.' It Was Not Only A Good Rhyme But Looked Like A Good Treaty, And It Was Till They Struck Oil. Then The Government Took It Away From Us Again. They Said The Treaty Only Refers To 'water And Grass; It Don't Say Anything About Oil.'

When The Okies Left Oklahoma And Moved To California, They Raised The Average Intelligence Level In Both States.

I Had Never Been To Oklahoma City Before. I Had No Clue. Just Heard There Were A Lot Of Tornadoes.

My Favorite Musical? I Don't. It Changes All The Time. I'm Just A Diehard, I'm Totally Old School, Like I'll Sit And Watch, If They Are Re-doing Oklahoma In New York, I Will Be The First One There.

When I Left, After My Divorce, When I Left Oklahoma, I Never Looked Back. It Was The Future. It Was Looking Forward From Then On.

I Had Lots Of Breaks. I Guess The One That Got My Foot In The Door Was Singing The National Anthem At The National Finals Rodeo In Oklahoma City In '74.