YOU SAID:

Sam’s Sanctuary Speech See, we don’t really care who you are, We’ve kinda got this non-exclusive policy of determining exactly, Who we open up to and let into our family, And then who becomes a part of our united mass of harmony. And that’s kind of become the thesis to this song, Through suffering, acceptance, grief, and strife, There’s no way that your puzzle piece fits into our puzzle wrong, ‘cause everyone is welcome on this stage that we call life. And we don’t really care who you are, Everyone is capable of looking up and wishing on a star. So catch, so contagious, this day-dreamer’s disease, And hope can be your sword, slaying darkness with belief. And we don’t really care who you are, Regardless of how lost you are returning from, regardless of how far. So bring me all the worst of your broken, bruised, insane. Because that’s the thing with music: when it hits, you feel no pain. No matter what you did, I promise we forgave it, When all that’s left is your voice, you’ve got no choice but to raise it. All you broken hearts, all you dejected dreams, Put your hands in the air, and let me hear you scream.

INTO JAPANESE

サムの聖域のスピーチを参照してください、私たちが誰か気にしない、我々 はちょっと正確には、我々 は最大を開いて、私たちの家族に誰を決定するこの非排他的なポリシーを持っているし、調和の私達アメリカの質量の一部になります人。 苦しみ、受け入れ、悲しみとの争いを通じて、この歌を論文のようなものになっている、n