* The song 'Secure Yourself' is really about...
* Why is the band called the 'Indigo Girls'?
* The album 'Swamp Ophelia' was named after
* What song do the following lyrics come from? 'How long till my soul gets it right? Can any human being ever reach that kind of light'?
* What song are the following lyrics from- 'I am an only child, born of the wild. riddled to spend my time defending my land.'?
* Amy and Emily, together with another famous songwriter, wrote an anti-fur song called 'I Will Give you My Skin' for a benefit album for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Who was the third songwriter?
* In the song 'Shed your Skin', Amy sings, '115, you are 17'. What is she talking about?
* Which of the following songs is about imperialism in South America?
* 'I think I'll write a book.'
* 'I thought I heard the angel's bells, but they were just the hounds of hell.'
* 'It's awful quiet here since love fell asleep.'
* 'Soldiers are coming to plunder, but there are some things they will never know.'
* 'You can say that I don't care, I don't care.'
* 'Thought I knew my mind like the back of my hand.'
* 'Let your waters let me drown.'
* 'To let this love survive would be the greatest gift we could give.'
* 'Whose turn is it anyway?'
* An early experience in Amy Ray's life was traumatic, but shaped her future sensitivities. The song "Dead Man's Hill" records her impressions of this event. What was it?
* Amy Ray said of this song, "The wisdom of the song that I have tried to learn is about the simple cycles of life and how to learn from them, and how to appreciate beauty in the face of physical pain."
* Amy Ray wrote this song after learning of a custom that Appalachian men used to honor and memorialize their wives that had passed away.