Clean - Taylor Swift

Clean - Taylor Swift

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No, this is not a fanfiction. This is a copy of her speech from 1989. This goes for the people who feel alone, for the people who feel like they need someone or something to keep them going. This is for the people who don't know where they're going with their life. This is for you. -I decided to add 2 different cities just because she mentions some different things in some of the speeches she gave, but it's the same message overall. She cares so deeply about us. She wants us to feel special in our own way. She loves us so much and that is all that matters. Stay strong my loves. Whatever you're going through, I hope it gets better.
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Taylor said herself that "These songs were once about my life. They are now about yours." She wrote this album for us seeing as we've never related to Taylor more than now. She wanted to write songs documenting our life between the time of birth and death. She wanted to write about how change is sometimes needed in our life. She wanted to change her music and she did it impeccably. She learned that there is no "happily ever after" in life, but that some emotions overrule others which makes the pain tolerable. She wrote about finding herself, which is what she's helping us do too. These are the stories that put the situations of 1989 in your eyes. Enjoy xx

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