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Father John Misty - Chloe 2LP+2x7" box set w/book

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Box set with hardcover book containing both LPs on clear red vinyl, poster, and two bonus 7"s.

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1 Chloe
2 Goodbye Mr. Blue
3 Kiss Me I Loved You
4 Everything But Her Love
5 Buddy's Rendezvous
6 Q4
7 Olvidado Otro Momento
8 Funny Girl
9 Only a Fool
10 We Could Be Strangers
11 The Next 20th Century

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