Quote by Orson Scott Card

Whenever I hear you saying, rise and shine, rise and shine, it makes me think how lucky dead people are!

Whenever I hear you saying, rise and shine, rise and shine,

Summary

This quote is a humorous take on the phrase "rise and shine." The speaker sarcastically reflects on the repetitive and sometimes annoying nature of being told to "rise and shine" every morning. The comment about dead people being lucky implies that they no longer have to go through the everyday struggles of waking up early and facing the challenges of life. It is a lighthearted remark meant to lighten the mood and bring humor to the concept of waking up.

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By Orson Scott Card

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