In fact, the 58-year-old from across the river in Illinois would admit to being furious, up-to-here with the politicians who have done this to the country.
Twice, the strings embroider that pattern with furious up-and-down scales, and the fact that each scale is a half-step higher than the previous one gives the impression that the music is obliterating everything in its path, like a death machine in a medieval etching.
Meanwhile, Fenella plots her escape and witnesses the furious revolt up close in bewilderment and exaltation.
Bell was furious, turning up at a press conference to try to persuade Thatcher to overrule Parkinson's decision.
A few near the end of the line were furious, throwing up what I assume were gang signs with their fingers.
James called the judges before him and, furious, ripped up the letter, patronisingly telling them that "I well know the true and ancient common law to be the most favourable to Kings of any law in the world, to which law I do advise you my Judges to apply your studies".
The NIH budget kept growing and new discoveries came fast and furious, opening up new areas of science and bringing new treatments and ways to prevent disease.
The winner of six Grammys and two Brit awards, 21 was the dark, furious break-up album, while 25 is "a make-up record … I'm making up with myself, making up for lost time," she has written.
An internet search for the words "Graeme Souness" and "furious bust-up" produces 912 results; the same search substituting the name Archbishop George Carey comes up with only five.
The result sounds like a furious mash-up of Ben Folds, Katy Perry and Sleigh Bells - noisy and hooky and, as Antonoff admits, "over the top".
