00:00 I can eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant.
00:07 I'm going to eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant.
00:14 I'm going to eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant.
00:21 I'm going to eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant.
00:28 I'm going to eat my dinner in a fancy restaurant.
00:52 I think at the first time moment I heard it, I didn't believe it.
00:59 I knew immediately I had to be with people who felt as powerfully as I did and how much of an impact she made.
01:07 It feels these days like people say, "Rest in peace" on social media, and that's the end of someone's remembrance.
01:16 I wanted to be here to offer her more than that, because she gave so much to me as a young girl and my generation.
01:26 She spoke honestly and bravely in a time when it wasn't that common.
01:32 It's just a place that's symbolic of getting together.
01:36 Sure, this was her home, but Sinead was ethereal, which was international, but she was certainly owned by a lot of people.
01:43 We felt a certain level of ownership of her, so I think it's wonderful.
01:47 Bray's beautiful, and I'm just thinking she must have had a lovely aspect each morning, and I hope it helped her.
01:55 I think everyone has their own reasons. I think it's love is why people are outside the house today.
02:02 They loved her because she loved.
02:06 I think anyone who stands up is coming from love. We're born. Love is our breath.
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