Love Is A Sleeper Live, BBC John Peel Sunday Concert, 4th January 1970

There aren't a great many groups who brought me Pleasure every single time that I've seen them, Just five or six, in fact. People like Edgar Broughton, the Soft Machine, The Who, Fairport Convention, and the Pink Floyd. But there's one group that I would travel continents To see perform and to listen to, and individually, They're Rob Townsend on drums, John Weider on Violin, bass guitar, Polly Palmer, Vibes, piano, and flute, John Whitney on assorted Guitars, and Roger Chapman. And collectively, they are The Family. Love is a sleeper locked in a room Waiting For someone to waken it Holding the key for a heart that's immune Frightened It's not really making It But sooner or later it feels so much Colder The warmth and the tremors are shaking it Love is a sleeper no one can I know I've been so tired Love Sleeper Content by the sea Gazing so gently, so far away Waits for the tide and the moon to agree So in by the forest we hide away The beaches are empty but after Night Left on its own it's a castaway Love is a sleeper no one can deny I Know I've been so Tired Love Is a sleeper locked in a room Waiting for Someone to waken it Holding the key for a heart that's immune Frightened It's not really making it But Sooner or later it feels so much colder The Warmth and the tremors are shaking It Love is a sleeper no one can deny I know I've been so, So tired You know Unsightly Scenes. Those are The Family and, uh, "Love Is a Sleeper."