'It's wrong to make fun of me'

"Carolyn's Fingers" is a mesmerizing song by the Cocteau Twins, a Scottish band formed in 1979. The ethereal track, released in 1990, showcases the band's signature dream pop sound with Elizabeth Fraser's hauntingly beautiful vocals and Robin Guthrie's shimmering guitar work. The music video, directed by Daniel Levi, perfectly complements the atmospheric nature of the song. The video features a captivating visual journey through abstract landscapes and surreal imagery, capturing the song's introspective and introspective mood. Levi's artistic direction, combined with the band's enchanting music, creates a truly captivating audio-visual experience. If you are eager to indulge in the captivating sounds of the Cocteau Twins, you can immerse yourself in their music by playing and downloading their songs, including "Carolyn's Fingers," on various music platforms. Allow yourself to be transported to a world where music and imagination intertwine.