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Red Rubber Ball (A Collection) by The Cyrkle — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 1991

Red Rubber Ball (A Collection)

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18 tracks · 45 min

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01Red Rubber Ball2:20
02Why Can't You Give Me What I Want2:28
03How Can I Leave Her2:39
04Turn Down Day2:36
05Cloudy2:18
06Please Don't Ever Leave Me2:00
07Don't Cry, No Fears, No Tears Comin'2:43
08I Wish You Could Be Here2:51
09Our Love Affair Is in Question2:25
10The Visit (She Was Here)2:21
11We Had a Good Thing Goin'2:53
12Turn of the Century2:24
13Penny Arcade2:42
14Where Are You Going2:25
15Red Chair Fade Away2:32
16Reading Her Paper3:06
17Straighten Out My Messed Up Life2:05
18We Said Goodbye (And Went Our Separate Ways or So We Thought)2:28

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When was Red Rubber Ball (A Collection) released?: Red Rubber Ball (A Collection) was released in 1991.
How many tracks are on Red Rubber Ball (A Collection)?: Red Rubber Ball (A Collection) has 18 tracks, with a runtime of 45 minutes.

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