Tracklist

1	Why	3:10
2	Feel So Small	2:26
3	I Wonder What You Hear	4:01
4	Sometimes	2:33
5	I Thought	2:32
6	Missionary	4:15
7	If Only	2:41
8	Circle	2:45
9	All That Again	3:15
10	Suicide	2:57
11	Boy (You Got Me Good)	3:27
12	Looking Back	2:40
13	Forever	3:35

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – The Enigma Entertainment Corporation
• Copyright (c) – The Enigma Entertainment Corporation

Credits

• Producer – Don Dixon

Notes

Note: "Boy (You Got Me Good)" is not the same version as found on "WarFrat Tales" and it was not included on LP editions of "What We Had". This version is available on vinyl as the b-side of the "Why" single.

Also on LP (ST-73215) & cass. (4XT-73215). The CD itself was manufactured in South Korea.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 018777321525
• Matrix / Runout: CDE 73215 1128 032 01 *
• Label Code: LC5163
• Other (SPARS code): AAD

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ST 73215	Wednesday Week	What We Had ‎(LP, Album)	Enigma Records	ST 73215	US	1987
4D-256	Wednesday Week	What We Had ‎(LP, Album)	DRO, Enigma Records	4D-256	Spain	1987
32XB-150	Wednesday Week	What We Had ‎(CD, Album)	Enigma Records	32XB-150	Japan	1987
ST-73215	Wednesday Week	What We Had ‎(LP, Album)	Enigma Records	ST-73215	Canada	1986
ALI-28036	Wednesday Week	What We Had ‎(LP, Promo)	Enigma Records , Alfa	ALI-28036	Japan	1986

What We Had ‎(LP, Album). Enigma Records (3). ST 73215. What We Had ‎(CD, Album). CDE-73215. UK, Europe & US. 1987.

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