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D'you know, Georgie," he said, settling back comfortably…

“D'you know, Georgie," he said, settling back comfortably in the deep grass, that there song you've been a-singin' at all day - it ain't much of a song and it ain't much of a tune, but there's real good *sense* to it, though you probably don't know it. And I'll tell you why - because there always…” quote by Robert Lawson
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““D'you know, Georgie," he said, settling back comfortably in the deep grass, that there song you've been a-singin' at all day - it ain't much of a song and it ain't much of a tune, but there's real good *sense* to it, though you probably don't know it. And I'll tell you why - because there always *is* new Folks comin', that's why. There's always new Folks comin' and always new times comin'.””

Robert Lawson

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

New people and times constantly arrive, bringing fresh perspectives and opportunities.

In simple terms: Change is inevitable.

Key Takeaway

Embrace new arrivals.

Themes

change renewal hope

Mood

reflective optimistic

Type

narrative philosophical

When to use this quote

  • Community gatherings
  • cultural festivals
  • personal growth
  • adapting to trends

Key Concepts

Cyclical renewal generational shift

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you welcome newcomers while preserving tradition?
  • What benefits arise from continual change?
A Different Perspective

Newcomers may disrupt existing stability.

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