Just a footnote to Amos and Lizzie:
"You Who Are On The Road" is actually called, "Teach Your Children", form the Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young album "Deja Vu". A friend of mine swore it was a Neil Young song, which it certainly sounds like. It is actually by Graham Nash. I agree with Amos's assessment of it. It is charming, without actually being very profound.
Lizzie: That song "One of Us" was written by Eric Bazilian, formerly of The Hooters, one of my favourite bands. He produced the most famous version of the song, which was a hit for Joan Osborne, a few years back. He has written several other songs about religious dilemmas. I particularly liked "Satellite",(written with Rob Hyman), which was a cutting comment on those TV evangelists - before they fell from grace.