In the 10CD box it has its own place... brilliant!

ME TOO!!!!

The Smiths " How Soon Is Now " & XTC " Dear God " we're both initially B-sides.

@dread true How about " Train In Vain " being uncredited on " London Calling " ? I had that Clash 7" Capital Radio with I Fought The Law on it. For a time , they really were " The Only Band That Matters "

Don't know what you mean by B-side. CT, or their record company, had this thing about releasing the same songs on a variety of collections.

@mamaziha I just never could stop crying I was under cover working for the Clandestine Division 5/ I found these Dudes away for 21 years, based in Bangkok, I put cartels away for violent snuff movies torturing children sick Western very dangerous now they are in Bang Kwang prison and the evidence I throw away the key, I cried for years what we dealt with,DIVISION 5 Child protections unit, Organised Crime military unit Lopburi Thailand set up by the Royal Thai Military Police 1999

Mame movie: The Lovely Bones

@@Noctic542 wow thank you for helping ! I can only imagine how hard that would be. I hope you find peace cause you have earned it.

Spot on!!!...... "I wish You all A Happy Life "🧬 💔💔💔💔💔💔 In Heaven-nnnnn.!

What an incredible voice Elizabeth Frazier has. I think I have the book Lovely bones, I really should read it.

They still dont know

Thankfully, nobody ever caught on in a way that ruined them. Their legacy: perfect, undiluted, beautifully original music.❤️❤️❤️

@@christopherecatalano they will have a lasting legacy. I bought their albums in the mid eighties. not for everyone, but young people will still discover them.

but they are like a keepsake, a treasure. best to keep it that way I think

@@christopherecatalano I totally agree with you, it truly is beautiful music, I can't find any other way to describe it

The song was originally composed for Bertolucci's film Stiealing Beauty

My daughter is named alice too!

Never heard of that show, what was it about? I am not much of a tv person, all about music.

The first girl I liked was named Alice, I was 5, and she was 3 at the time. I wrote to her on facebook a couple years ago, just for fun.

@@michaelcraig9449 the movie is based on a book. It's about a girl victim of a perverted murderer. We follow her spirit and the rest of her family. The topic is sad but it's made with lot of grace and decency. It's about grief and reconstruction after a death.

would anyone please mention the actual TITLE of it, instead of just calling it "this film" or "this movie"? honestly, I'm curious to find out, but it seems nobody actually said it neither at the description nor the comments!

@@canalsoloparaverunvideodem8451 I think this is 'The Lovely Bones' based upon a book by Alice Sebold...I haven't actually watched the film, but the book is amazing

@@CP72 C P thank you so much! Now that I read the plot, it sounds like a story that would work better in a book, but I love unusual movies so I might give it a try. Anyway the film ought to be credited at video description, it's so frustrating when you find the images intriguing and they don't say where they come from and you're clueless.

Wathever how it's calling, this is touching

Robie : i said that to canalsoloparaunvideldemierda

I did the same thing. I cried heavy sobs of sorrow mixed with the peerless joy from knowing that I was experiencing the beauty of being human by experiencing genuine profound emotion. Elizabeth Fraser is undeniably the "voice of God". We are so fortunate to have known her during our lifetime. She opened a path leading into my darkness as well as my Light. Which is her gift to those of us fortunate enough to be able to realize how special she is because, only by becoming one with our deepest blackest emotions, are we able to know the greatest love, joy and happiness! So beautiful!

Elizabeth Polucha beautifully said

Yes, you must embrace your emotions. If you keep them balled up inside, they get all twisted up and manifest completely wrong. Most people that go wrong do so through repression, whether it be themselves or someone else forcing them.

best way to let it all out

Diane Ashcroft-Redfern​Dear Diane, I am 46 and at 45 I started noticing that the life long work I've been doing on myself, to fix my own brokenness, is finally starting to come to fruition! There has been, more than one occasion, where I have found myself crying; not because I was still broken, but because it took me 45 years to become unbroken! At 45 I found myself crying at the fact that I was finally reacting in a healthy manner to some of life's unpleasant and unhappy surprises! Then, quite curiously, while still in the midst of crying, I found myself suddenly laughing! Laughing at the thrill of recognizing the difference! I'm writing a book that tells all of the intimate details of my childhood and how my alcoholic, diabetic (type 1) mother broke me. She died when I was 21, and I have been in therapy ever since. I just had my regular Wednesday therapy appointment this afternoon, and it helped me, just as it always does, on my continued journey to become a better, healthier and happy person. I owe my good fortune of self love and compassion to the Cocteau Twins and 20+ years of therapy! You are never too old to become a better, happy and healthy person! You can do it too, Diane! My book is called, How to Bring a Blush to the Snow. I named it after the Cocteau Twins song, and each chapter of my story is titled with a fitting Cocteau Twins song. I did this as a way to honor them. My mother's name is Carolyn so I have, of course, titled an early chapter, "Carolyn's Fingers". It is so apropos, since my mother was in a fire when I was four years old, which burned away most of her right arm, but left her delicate fingers untouched. Diane, perhaps you will find my true story of deep childhood brokenness to be of some help to you, on your own journey of self healing and compassion. My email is platinumfiresong (at) gmail (dot) com and if you would like to read my story, I would love to give you a copy, when it is finished. It's true, that I am writing my story to help myself, but more than anything, my desire is to help others, who have also known deep suffering, in that dark painful place. The hell in which I spent most of my life, never truly living, just barely surviving. If I can ease someone else's pain, I will have truly lived a complete life! Sincerely, Elizabeth

Same!

None of their songs make sense

YESSSSS I love every single one of their songs broooo

Check out Victorialand by them

Not their, Her voice, is one person It's Elizabeth Fraser

@@devonripley7862 Ahh, thank you! I totally thought I was listening to twins singing lol

@@devonripley7862 they can refer to one person though

It’s just one voice;) But you are right other than that !!

Just Me See I got a different feeling. This feels very dreamy and filled with memories.

I totally agree.... I think it's heavenly

It is extremely harkening and magical. It is almost as if someone went back to an age forgotten by time, where sirens sing out to the oceans and nymphs glide through enchanted forests. An inexplicably beautiful song.

Yes this was their last CD single 1994? Liv Tyler film in 🇮🇹.

When was this song released/on what record? I can't find it anyway

+Iwona K Just saw it for the first time just now ....... life changing. I've known this song for years and thought the same of this song. Seeing the two together.... wow.

+The Jones Channel Lovely bones :)

+Iwona K I like the book&the movie,they are great

I love it so much i'm buying the book, movie, and looking for Susie's charm bracelet

This was a long movie, I hope it did right by the book.

Ema Emily maybe just a little bit of both...

It's a strong reminder of a lifetime flashing across memories before reaching the point of death and seeing love on the other side.

And the dream is where you must belong.

Do you refer to this videoclip or this song is the soundtrack of some movie? in case which is the title of the movie?

@@malo2p248 ?

Yeah! One of the most amazing films, almost a poetry and the song is like God love impressed of her voices, i love the film and i love the track!

@@Harder4everz TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU 💎

Fuck yess 🥰

Yep

Si si, June - 2020

How was it silly in youe opinion? I never understood the hate this movie good. This is one of the most touching movies I have ever seen.

​@@brosef5033right? like i cried so much watching this movie

​@@brosef5033The hate isn't towards the movie itself. Moreover, the book and what happened with it because due to the book. The wrong guy got accused, and the real killer got away because this was based on true events. And the book swade public opinion.

It's good music, genuine. That's the effect it causes in a sensitive human.

this and mortal coil's song to the siren were such perfect choices for this moving film

@Bigfoot I have not ... I would imagine that it's even darker and more beautiful than the film ...

@Bigfoot I hear ya - the film had an ethereal quality about it which, imho, beautifully offset the horror that befell Susie Salmon - will give the book a look 📚

I cried for 6 hours after the movie ended . It really got into my head

No more tears...it's all in god :-)

Eyes of an Angel...-^^

Lol how are they weird. They look fine

Oh, yeah. Saoirsie is not from our planet!

I know!! Her eyes are so gorgeous and they look unreal lol

I literaly couldint speak for 2 hours after watching this movie...truly a masterpeec.but damn...

Meh. I don't think it's a very good movie but I enjoyed it.

f you don't understand why its a bad film, go read the book. The first 45 minutes are brilliant, then, it jumps the tracks.

She was also good in the city of ember😂

Professional critics are usually disconnected with the audience.

little women

Nikki, can I jump in bed? Alice, Alice …

@@nonprofitgirl lol!

She's Lurline, the fairy queen of Oz.Read "WICKED" by Gregory MacGuire.

I am from Russia and I fall in love in her voice!!!

Agreed

The best female voice

@@marcosusmelj8631 I suggest you to listen to Bel Canto, a group from Norway, and of course Dead can dance.

soundseeker63 They're all from a movie called The Lovely Bones if you didn't already know :)

Yes, me too - 15, the 90s ❤

Tenho a mesma sensação. Esse filme mexe muito com meu emocional 😭

Faz 4 dias que eu voltei a assistir. Que filme foda. História triste.

Concordo com vc , quanto a está canção.

A canção é pouco com relação a história do filme.

História triste...muito triste! Sou mãee, vcs que são tomem conta de suas filhas. Existem vagabundos por aí.

Harvey got it right in the head at the end, though.

Please don 't feel depressed! It's under control...everything is...trust me! and pray if you like because I like it too

Alex Gomez what book are you talking about?

Jahleel Barnett From what is this movie??

Eliška Ravingerová it's called the lovely bones.

The book does the same thing

Marli Netflix removed it for a while but it is back, I absolutely adore this movie but my grandmother doesn’t because she doesn’t want to think that there are people like that who get away with the murder...

Nexflix remove again, I cant found the movie

Netflix doesnt have it anymore cuz it's an HBO property I think?

I’m not exhausted wtf

🖤

+Anthony Redd Its from the film 'The Lovely Bones' by director Peter Jackson.

Definitely cried at this scene.

I know your comment is 4 years old. Hopefully you are doing well. Your post was very fitting. The song and the video were like soul mates. Created independently but meant to be together. So fitting.

I'm pretty sure we all do. :(

I still dream for the Green album.

it was an old song I heard it before then when it was on stealing beauty I looked for the japanese import which had 'alice' as one of the trax

Cocteau twins is brilliant!

Thank you !

resonates so deep into every fiber of my soul!

If you have not, listen to Tear Drop from Massive Attack, Liz sings on that one.

And she was dating Jeff Buckley ! Imagine their child.

The most beautiful you ever Heard isn't?

Plus "Teardrop" by EF with Massive Attack (Dr. House theme).

Capolavoro. 😊

It's life-changing indeed