Quote by Rowland Hill

Why should the devil have all the good tunes?

Why should the devil have all the good tunes?

Summary

This quote reflects the idea that there is value in embracing things that are typically associated with negativity or immorality. It questions the notion of only associating goodness, beauty, and inspiration with things that are seen as virtuous. It suggests that there is quality and authenticity in various aspects of life, even those often condemned, and encourages exploration and appreciation of diverse perspectives and experiences. Ultimately, this quote challenges the narrow-mindedness and limitation placed on what is considered "good" and encourages a more open and inclusive mindset.

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