Songfacts®:

• Tom Petty takes aim here at the sex abuse scandal within the Catholic church and the controversial financial settlements they eventually made. "If I was in a club, and I found out that there had been generations of people abusing children, and then that club was covering that up, I would quit the club," he told Billboard magazine. "And I wouldn't give them any more money."
  
  "I just felt that I was being asked to play dumb," Petty added, describing how the song emerged. "That, 'OK, well, they paid some money, so it's all over.' I don't trust that."
  
  In case you're wondering about Petty's own religious background, he was raised as an unconvinced Southern Baptist.
• The song was included as a bonus track on the vinyl release of Hypnotic Eye.
• Other songs that reference child abuse within the Catholic church include:
  
  "Devil In A Midnight Mass" by Billy Talent.
  
  "Religion" by Public Image Ltd.
  
  "Take Off Your Shoes" by Sinead O'Connor.
  
  "Dear Father" by Black Sabbath.