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Clay lies still, but blood's a rover; Breath's a ware that will not keep. Up, lad: when the journey's over There'll be time enough to sleep.
— 1896 A Shropshire Lad, no.4.
There'll always be an England While there's a country lane, Wherever there's a cottage small Beside a field of grain.
— 1939 Song.
There'll alwaysbe anEngland, but whowants anEngland full of morons reading the Express?
Plum— 1959 Letter to Denis Mackail, 22 Apr.
There'll be what you might call a moment of inspiration – a way of seeing or feeling or remembering, an instance or a person that's made a large impression. Like the sand and the oyster, it's a creative irritant. In each poem, I'm trying to reveal a truth, so it can't have a fictional beginning
carol ann duffy— Interviewed in The Guardian, December 4, 2005.
There'll be the same old faces,in the same old places,where my youth was well misspent,but I toe the line and move in time,to a town called no regrets.
robbie williams— South of the Border
There'll be bluebirds over The white cliffs of Dover Tomorrow Just you wait and see. There'll be love and laughter And peace ever after Tomorrow When the world is free.
nat burton— Song The White Cliffs of Dover
And we will all bake together when we bake. There'll be nobody present at the wake. With complete participation In that grand incineration, Nearly three billion hunks of well-done steak.
tom lehrer— "We Will All Go Together When We Go"
My troubles are many, they're deep as a well. I swear there ain't no Heaven, and I pray there ain't no hell. But I'll never know by living only my dying will tell. And when I die and when I'm gone There'll be one child born and a world to carry on, to carry on.
laura nyro— "And When I Die"
Give me my freedom for as long as I be. All I ask of livin' is to have no chains on me. All I ask of livin' is to have no chains on me. And all I ask of dyin' is to go naturally... And when I die, and when I'm gone There'll be one child born, in our world to carry on, to carry on...
laura nyro— "And When I Die"
There'll be no oiling up with this band. The oil has been there for years and it only gets better.
Bruce Springsteen— Clarence Clemons
There'll always be an England, while there's a country lane. Wherever there's a cottage small, beside a field of grain
— Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, Song, 1939.
By 2050, at bio-extinction's current rate, between 25 per cent and 50 per cent of all species will have disappeared or be too few in numbers to survive. There'll be a few over-visited parks, the coral reefs will be beaten up, grasslands overgrazed. Vast areas of the tropics that have lost their forests will have the same damn weeds, bushes and scrawny eucalyptus trees so that you don't know if you're in Africa or the Americas.
— Stuart L. Pimm, "Mass Extinction Not Inevitable", circa 2004.
There'll be bluebirds over The white cliffs of Dover Tomorrow Just you wait and see. There'll be love and laughter And peace ever after Tomorrow When the world is free.
— Song The White Cliffs of Dover
There'll be that crowd, that barbarous crowd, through all the centuries, And who can say but some young belle may walk and talk men wild Who is my beauty's equal, though that my heart denies, But not the exact likeness, the simplicity of a child, And that proud look as though she had gazed into the burning sun, And all the shapely body no tittle gone astray. I mourn for that most lonely thing; and yet God 's will be done: I knew a phoenix in my youth, so let them have their day .
— William Butler Yeats, in "His Phoenix" in The Wild Swans at Coole (1917)
Maybe tomorrow when He looks down Every green field and every town All of his children every nation There'll be peace and good, brotherhood… Crystal blue persuasion.
— Tommy James, Eddie Gray and Mike Vale, Crystal Blue Persuasion (1969).
The cream of the underground will be there. Everybody's coming from all over the country. There'll be drugs and psychedelics and music and riots.
— Peter Franklin, a young actor, quoted in the New York Times August 15, 1969
There'll always be a Meersman.
— Who: Gary Gilmore
— Before his execution by firing squad in Utah on January 17, 1977. This was first execution in the United States after 10-years moratorium
— After being asked for any last words, Gilmore simply replied, "Let's do it." The Rev. Thomas Meersman, the Roman Catholic prison chaplain, imparted Gilmore's last rites. After the prison physician cloaked him in a black hood, Gilmore uttered his last words to the Father Meersman:
Gary: Dominus vobiscum (Latin translation: "The Lord be with you.")
Meersman: Et cum spiritu tuo ("And with your spirit")
Gary (grinning): There'll always be a Meersman.
TIME Magazine, ed. "After Gilmore, Who's Next to Die", Time Magazine 31 Jan. 1977. Time.com. TIME Magazine Publisher: Time Inc. Web. 23 July 2009.
At Wal-Mart, a co-worker once advised me that, although I had a lot to learn, it was also important not to "know too much," or at least never to reveal one's full abilities to management, because "the more they think you can do, the more they'll use you and abuse you." My mentors in these matters were not lazy; they just understood that there are few or no rewards for heroic performance. The trick lies in figuring out how to budget your energy so There'll be some left over for the next day.
barbara ehrenreich— Evaluation (p. 195)
Who are you and who am I To say we know the reason why Some are born, some men die, Beneath one infinite sky? There'll be war, There'll be peace, But everything one day will cease, All the iron turned to rust, All the proud men turned to dust, And so all things time will mend, So this song will end.
david gilmour— "Childhood's End", on Obscured by Clouds (1972)
As long as there's hate in your heart, There'll be hate in the world. You can't fight for peace and you cannot capture freedom.
charles manson— Interview track from Charles Manson Sings (2006)
Even when all the worlds have frozen or exploded, and all the suns gone dead and cold, There'll still be time. Oh, God, what for? Nothing but man was really cruel, vindictive, except perhaps the loathly cat.
Olaf Stapledon— Chapter VIII Sirius at Cambridge
And you can't part a boy from his father, You can't part a boy from his dad, You can't part a Scotchman from money No matter how many he's had. You can't part the skin of a sausage Or a dad from his fond son and heir, And you can't part the hair on a bald-headed man For There'll be no parting there.
billy bennett— "Daddy", line 33
You once said long ago while stroking my hair, "When you wake up, There'll be a nice present by your pillow."
ayumi hamasaki— Teddy Bear
If you kids can't keep your hands to yourself, I'm gonna turn this car around, and There'll be no Cape Canaveral for anybody! [Nelson smacks the back of his head] THAT'S IT! BACK TO WINNIPEG!!
— A father warning his children who are playing around in the back of the car. The Simpsons 3F17 - "Bart On The Road"
Even when all the worlds have frozen or exploded, and all the suns gone dead and cold, There'll still be time. Oh, God, what for?
Olaf Stapledon— Olaf Stapledon, Sirius
Well, he better have those droids in the south range by midday or There'll be hell to pay.
— Who: Owen Lars
— Note: This his last spoken line in the film, as his and Aunt Beru's killing is not seen by the audience, although the death is evident by his and Beru's burnt corpses when Luke Skywalker, their step-nephew, rushes home in concern about the Stormtroopers searching for C-3P0 and R2-D2.
"Get your boys ready. However this turns out, There'll be trouble and they'll need more than tear gas and pepperballs to deal with it." "I see," Assad said, unhappy. A nod to the ASPS, and the soldiers opened more cases, taking out compact FN P90 submachine guns. "Another contingency," he told Nina and Macy. "I really hope we don't have to use them, Mr. Chase."
— Andy McDermott, The Pyramid of Doom (2009), pp. 428-429.
