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Greg Watterworth Jr.

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a year ago
If you know me you know how big of a @chvrches fan I am. Waited in the freezing cold for this #recordstoreday 10th Anniversary Edition of their sophomore album #EveryOpenEye on Transparent Blue #coloredvinyl Alas, they sold out way before me and I had to pay eBay prices. But I still obtained it. #vinyl #chvrches
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Posted On: May 9th 2025, 11:33 pm
If you know me you know how big of a @chvrches fan I am. Waited in the freezing cold for this #recordstoreday 10th Anniversary Edition of their sophomore album #EveryOpenEye on Transparent Blue #coloredvinyl

Alas, they sold out way before me and I had to pay eBay prices. But I still obtained it. #vinyl #chvrches
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