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2019 studio album by Tim Presley's White Fence
I Have to Feed Larry's Hawk studio album by American singer-songwriter Tim Presley , working under the name Tim Presley's White Fence. It was released on January 25, 2019 through Drag City Records .[ 1]
Title 1. "I Have to Feed Larry's Hawk" 5:13 2. "Phone" 3:48 3. "Fog City" 1:59 4. "I Love You" 2:52 5. "Lorelei" 3:21 6. "Neighborhood Light" 2:53 7. "I Can Dream You" 3:14 8. "Until You Walk" 4:01 9. "I Saw Snow Today" 2:18 10. "Indisposed" 4:37 11. "Forever Chained" 2:59 12. "Fog City (Outro)" 2:05 13. "Harm Reduction (Morning)" 8:50 14. "Harm Reduction (Street & Inside Mind)" 7:53
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