Can someone provide me Taylor Swift's full Clean Speech which she gave on her 1989 World tore.
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There are 55,000 people here tonight. 55,000 people on the first night of my world tour. What do you think about that, Tokyo? I know, we’ve got 50,000… 55,000 people here tonight – I can only assume that maybe some of you at one point or another have gone through a hard time in your life. Um, and I can only assume that the way you deal with sadness, or tough times, is the same way that I deal with it. I turn to music, and, really, you wouldn’t be here if you didn’t turn to music in hard times; I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t turn to music. And it makes me feel that we have that in common. Um, I think that it is probably very possible that a lot of you have experienced a lot of rainy days that never really got brighter, or maybe you fell in love with a person or something that is bad for you and couldn’t quit, or maybe you lost someone that you never expected that you would lose, or maybe you lost yourself; that’s even worse. When you have bad days that just won’t let up, I just hope that you will look in the mirror and remind yourself of what you are, and what you are not. You are not your mistakes. You are not damaged goods or money from your failed explorations. You are not the opinion of someone who doesn’t know you. You are a product of the lessons you have learned. You are wiser because you went through something terrible. And you are the person who survived a bunch of rainstorms and kept walking. I… I now believe that pain makes you stronger. I now believe that walking through a lot of rainstorms gets you clean.
6th May – Tokyo Dome, Tokyo: night 2
You know, I’m looking at 55,000 people, so I can only assume that, maybe, some of you have been through a hard time once or twice in your life, or a really lonely phase in your life, or a phase where you felt really misunderstood, or maybe you felt like it was raining every day, and you just never saw a possibility of it getting brighter. Or maybe you were really heartbroken by someone you thought would never break your heart. Maybe you lost yourself in the whole thing. Or maybe you didn’t feel special that you didn’t know where you were gonna go next, or, um where you wanted to end up. That can be really confusing, but the fact that you’re here tonight means that one thing we all have in common is that, when we feel those things, we turn to music. That’s why I’m here. That’s why you’re here. It makes me feel less alone that you exist, and I hope that it makes you feel less alone that I exist, because we have each other. And when you’re feeling those things, I hope you remind yourself of what you are, and what you are not. You are not damaged goods. You are not… you’re not your mistakes. You’re not a result of the things you thought you could have done better, or times you felt you chose the wrong path, instead of the right one. You’re not somebody else’s opinion of you. You are wiser because you’ve made those mistakes. You are someone who’s brave enough to take chances. You are someone who was rained on over and over again, and kept on putting one foot in front of the other. I think that’s so much better than never having made a mistake, never having messed up or having failed. I think that the pain we go through when we make mistakes makes us stronger. And I think that being rained on over and over and over again can actually make us clean.
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Here is the full speech of all events
There are 55,000 people here tonight. 55,000 people on the first night of my world tour. What do you think about that, Tokyo? I know, we’ve got 50,000… 55,000 people here tonight – I can only assume that maybe some of you at one point or another have gone through a hard time in your life. Um, and I can only assume that the way you deal with sadness, or tough times, is the same way that I deal with it. I turn to music, and, really, you wouldn’t be here if you didn’t turn to music in hard times; I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t turn to music. And it makes me feel that we have that in common. Um, I think that it is probably very possible that a lot of you have experienced a lot of rainy days that never really got brighter, or maybe you fell in love with a person or something that is bad for you and couldn’t quit, or maybe you lost someone that you never expected that you would lose, or maybe you lost yourself; that’s even worse. When you have bad days that just won’t let up, I just hope that you will look in the mirror and remind yourself of what you are, and what you are not. You are not your mistakes. You are not damaged goods or money from your failed explorations. You are not the opinion of someone who doesn’t know you. You are a product of the lessons you have learned. You are wiser because you went through something terrible. And you are the person who survived a bunch of rainstorms and kept walking. I… I now believe that pain makes you stronger. I now believe that walking through a lot of rainstorms gets you clean.
6th May – Tokyo Dome, Tokyo: night 2
You know, I’m looking at 55,000 people, so I can only assume that, maybe, some of you have been through a hard time once or twice in your life, or a really lonely phase in your life, or a phase where you felt really misunderstood, or maybe you felt like it was raining every day, and you just never saw a possibility of it getting brighter. Or maybe you were really heartbroken by someone you thought would never break your heart. Maybe you lost yourself in the whole thing. Or maybe you didn’t feel special that you didn’t know where you were gonna go next, or, um where you wanted to end up. That can be really confusing, but the fact that you’re here tonight means that one thing we all have in common is that, when we feel those things, we turn to music. That’s why I’m here. That’s why you’re here. It makes me feel less alone that you exist, and I hope that it makes you feel less alone that I exist, because we have each other. And when you’re feeling those things, I hope you remind yourself of what you are, and what you are not. You are not damaged goods. You are not… you’re not your mistakes. You’re not a result of the things you thought you could have done better, or times you felt you chose the wrong path, instead of the right one. You’re not somebody else’s opinion of you. You are wiser because you’ve made those mistakes. You are someone who’s brave enough to take chances. You are someone who was rained on over and over again, and kept on putting one foot in front of the other. I think that’s so much better than never having made a mistake, never having messed up or having failed. I think that the pain we go through when we make mistakes makes us stronger. And I think that being rained on over and over and over again can actually make us clean.