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good die young

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(The) good die young.
Prov. Good people tend to die at an early age. Marshall's twenty-year-old son died in a car crash; it did not comfort Marshall to think that the good die young. Jill: It doesn't seem fair that Laurie is dead. She was such a wonderful person. Jane: They always say that the good die young.
See also: die, good, young


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His stepdad Gareth Cunningham wrote: "Only the good die young and you were great, miss you so much, love you.
Life is just not fair sometimes but only the good die young and I always believe there is a reason for every thing that happens to us.
Aided and hindered by a bevy of beauties - including girl next door Ellen (Sarah Paulson), jewel thief Sand (Eva Mendes), young cop Morgenstern (Stana Katic), phantom sister Lorelei (Jaime King) and nightclub dancer Plaster Of Paris (Paz Vega) - The Spirit fights to restore justice to a city where the good die young.
 
 
 
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