by Mark Nobes, chief editor
The song opens with Byrne singing with a gospel choir, and features a wide range of instruments including an accordian (played by Jimmy Macdonell), a saxophone (played by Lenny Pickett) and even a washboard (played by Andrew Cader).
The B-side featured the track "Television Man".
The first single from Little Creatures was "The Lady Don't Mind", and reached No.81 in the UK, and the third and final single "And She Was" reached No.17.
The Flying Pickets covered "Road to Nowhere" for their 1994 a cappella album The Original Flying Pickets: Volume 1, which featured as track 12.