I think this song is about frustration with street preachers and bible thumpers The album artwork shoes a demonic looking preacher carrying a bible, which is being struck by lightning. This album was released when televangelism was hitting it's all time high but also at a time when many of those infamous preacher men were being caught doing all sorts of crimes.
"I'm your furor" is telling those charlatans that we wont be passively preached to anymore, and if they persist, we'll just find a new place where there "ain't no door knocking."
I think this song is about frustration with street preachers and bible thumpers The album artwork shoes a demonic looking preacher carrying a bible, which is being struck by lightning. This album was released when televangelism was hitting it's all time high but also at a time when many of those infamous preacher men were being caught doing all sorts of crimes.
"I'm your furor" is telling those charlatans that we wont be passively preached to anymore, and if they persist, we'll just find a new place where there "ain't no door knocking."