The Fray Songs in Other Words Trivia Quiz

Answer: the wind

"The Wind" is on the CD "Scars and Stories."

"Scars and Stories" is the band's third album. It was released in 2012.

Answer: How to save a life

"How to Save a Life" is on the CD of the same name. This song was their second single from this CD. It was inspired by Isaac Slade's work at a camp for troubled teens. Slade is the band's lead singer.

"How to Save a Life" was the name of their first CD, which came out in 2005.

Answer: Absolute

"Absolute" is on "The Fray."

"The Fray" was their second album. It was released in 2009.

Answer: Rainy Zurich

"Rainy Zurich" is on their album "Scars and Stories." It is a love song. Like many of the songs on this CD, it was written based on experiences while traveling abroad.

Answer: Where the story ends

"Where the Story Ends" is part of the CD "The Fray." On the deluxe edition of the album, there is a piano version of "Where the Story Ends."

Answer: Vienna

"Vienna" is on "How to Save a Life."

The band, The Fray, formed in 2002 in Denver, Colorado. The first members included Isaac Slade and Joe King, who are both still in the band. Other people have come and gone. The other two members who have worked on their first three albums are Dave Welsh and Ben Wysocki.

Answer: Happiness

"Happiness" is on the CD "The Fray."

The band won the Billboard Music Award Digital Album of the Year for "How to Save a Life" in 2006. In the same year, they also won the Billboard Music Award Digital Album Artist of the Year and Digital Songs Artist of the Year.

Answer: Never Say Never

"Never Say Never" is on "The Fray." This song was their second single from this CD. It has been used on many television shows, including "Ghost Whisperer," "The Vampire Diaries," and "Grey's Anatomy."

Answer: Little House

"Little House" is part of "How to Save a Life."

Their CD, "Scars and Stories," debuted at number four on the Billboard 200 charts. Reviews for the album were mixed though. "American Songwriter" gave it three and a half out of five stars. "Entertainment Weekly" gave it a C+ and "Rolling Stone" gave it two out of five stars.

Answer: Hundred

"Hundred" is on the album "How to Save a Life."

Like "Scars and Stories," the band's second album also received mixed reviews. "Entertainment Weekly" gave it a C-. "US Weekly" gave it four out of five stars.