Flogging Molly Frenzy Trivia Quiz

Answer: Lullabies

"Cause we find ourselves in the same old mess, singin' drunken lullabies!" This is also the name of one of their albums: "Drunken Lullabies" (2002). "Drunken Lullabies" is their most famous and well-heard song.

Answer: Flag

"Wipe that golden tear, from your mother dear, and raise what's left of the flag for me!" This is one of the songs in their album, "Drunken Lullabies" (2002). This song is a protest to war, saying "Walk away me boys, and by morning we'll be free!"

Answer: Mistress

"The sea is a cruel mistress!" This is one of their songs in their album, "Drunken Lullabies" (2002). This song tells of a man who hates the sea and would prefer to live on dry land.

Answer: You

"And I'll never, see the likes of you again!" This is a song in the album, "Swagger" (2000). This song is about many men who have wandered away from their hometowns, never to be seen again.

Answer: Paddy's

"No more tears, no more Paddy's... lament!" This is one of the songs in their album, "Float" (2008). This song is about the tragedies and horrors of war.

Answer: Lightning

"While this quiet lightning storm, wreaks the harvest gold we try to sow!" This is one of their songs in their album, "Float" (2008). This song tells you to "Take good care of the freedom you'll never know."

Answer: Devil's

"Swing a little more, little more o'er the merry-o, swing a little more on the devil's dance floor!" This is one of the songs in their album, "Swagger" (2000). This song is about a lover who meets a girl coming from a cruel past. They eventually fall in love together and head south.

Answer: Requiem

"In requiem for a dying song, hear the shimmy and the shake from a futile war!" This is a song from their album, "Float" (2008). This song is about war and how it is so pointless.

Answer: Tobacco

"Now tomorrow chimes of ghostly crimes that haunt Tobacco Island!" This is a song from their album, "Within a Mile of Home" (2004). This is a song about a slave who is taken to work on a tobacco plantation and all the hardships he faces.

Answer: Bricks

"This cold and dark tormented hell is all I'll ever know, so when you get to heaven may the devil be the judge... With another bag of bricks!" This is one of their songs included in their album, "Drunken Lullabies" (2002). This song tells of a man who is alone in the world and takes out his pain and suffering on others... "With another bag of bricks!"