Quote by Robert Stone

Everybody's after a new morning. What do we have to run up and salute tomorrow?

Everybody's after a new morning. What do we have to run up a

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This quote suggests that people are constantly seeking new beginnings and a sense of purpose in life. The speaker questions what lies ahead each day that is worth celebrating or respecting. It implies a desire for meaning and excitement in the future, emphasizing the human tendency to chase after opportunities for growth and fulfillment.

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