at the end of the video. An alternate version of the video also uses clips from the movie Saved!. Live performances During live performances of the song, it is typically dedicated to members of the band or stage crew who have reached a significant moment in a relationship. For example, during the 12 Memories tour in 2003, it was dedicated to the lighting manager who had just had a child. In 2007, whilst playing at the Hammersmith Apollo, it was dedicated to their touring pianist Klaus, who had become engaged the day before. Track listings UK CD1 "Flowers in the Window" "Here Comes the Sun" (live at the Top of the Pops Awards 2001) "A Little Bit of Soul" UK CD2 "Flowers in the Window" "Central Station" "No Cigar" UK 7-inch single A. "Flowers in the Window" B. "Here Comes the Sun" (live at the Top of the Pops Awards 2001) UK cassette single "Flowers in the Window" "A Little Bit of Soul" European CD single "Flowers in the Window" "No Cigar" Australian CD single "Flowers in the Window" "Here Comes the Sun" (live at the Top of the Pops Awards 2001) "A Little Bit of Soul" "No Cigar" Credits and personnel Credits are adapted from The Invisible Band album booklet. Studios Recorded at Ocean Way Studios (Los Angeles) and Air Studios (London, England) Mixed at Ocean Way Studios (Los Angeles) Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering (Los Angeles, California) Personnel Fran Healy – writing Nigel Godrich – production, mixing Darrell Thorp – assistant engineer at Ocean Way Studios Jon Bailey – assistant engineer at Air Studios Bernie Grundman – mastering Charts Certifications Release history References Travis (band) songs 1998 songs 2002 singles Independiente (record label) singles Song recordings produced by Nigel Godrich Songs written by Fran Healy (musician)