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lyrics

The air is heavy and has been this way for days.
It casts a shadow from a height to conjure up and early grave
But now is not the time.
Now is not the time to look at patterns I can’t change
Because I’m building towers once again, once again
Because I’m building towers once again.

There’s a lot of shit we have to face up to now and then.
My footsteps lead me on, I find my way into big black boots.
Of course I love the sky blue.

I look back and now I can look into the future.
I look back and now I can look into the future.

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from Frank's Hard Drive, released June 20, 2012

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Frank's Hard Drive Kraków, Poland

Frank's Hard Drive is a band made up of four people from different countries (Ireland, England and the U.S.A) who met in Krakow got together in October 2011 to make music together. Our inspirations are diverse ranging from classic rock, punk and folk to alternative music in different forms. Our aim is to play original music that challenges and keeps us interested. We hope it does the same for you. ... more

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