Stop For The Traffic / Through The Heart Of Me Live, BBC John Peel Sunday Concert, 4th January 1970

And, uh, this next thing is also from their Forthcoming LP as it turns out, and this one Has a rather complex title of Stop for the Traffic, and then in brackets, Through the Heart of Me. And I have no idea what it all Means, but there you are anyway. Stop for the traffic. Maybe they can see remains of a flower stuck Up a tree. Shaking heads of people who are smiling desperately. The sort of wind blowing through, Through the heart me. Oh, Buildings tall, people small, Maybe they can see that the sun keeps shining Down on little old me. When I'm walking down the main street, Their eyes just can't see. The sort of wind blowing through, through the heart Of me. Yeah. Oh, the sort of wind. Stop for the traffic. Maybe I can see remains of a flower stuck A tree. Well, I'm shaking heads of people who are smiling Desperately. The sort of wind blowing through, Through the heart, heart of me. That's, uh, Stop for the Traffic In brackets. And just to show you that, uh, We're not lying about Roger and he's not being Lazy, um, t- Tell, tell us, tell us the name of the New LP and when it comes out, just, just As demonstration that you're A Song for Me on The 23rd of January. It's heart, it's heart-rending, isn't it, to hear The man speak. I say it's very sad. He's doing a fantastic job though, and, Uh Anyway, we're gonna give you a bit of A rest now. What were you doing yesterday afternoon, Then? Uh, Well, I, I don't know. I w-listening to Top Gear were perhaps? Um, in bed. In bed. I see, yeah, okay. We're gonna give Roger a rest now anyway, and, Uh-