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P. Diddy Come To Me mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Come To Me Country: US Released: 2006 Style: RnB/Swing MP3 version RAR size: 1528 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1116 mb WMA version RAR size: 1895 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 116 Other Formats: RA VOX AAC VOC VQF MMF AUD Tracklist Hide Credits Come To Me (Mix Show Clean) A1 4:32 Featuring – Nicole ScherzingerProducer – Diddy*, Younglord & Jai Come To Me (Mix Show Dirty) A2 4:32 Featuring – Nicole ScherzingerProducer – Diddy*, Younglord & Jai Come To Me (Instrumental) A3 4:31 Producer – Diddy*, Younglord & Jai Get Off (Radio Clean) B1 4:27 Producer – LV , Sean Combes* Get Off (Dirty) B2 4:27 Producer – LV , Sean Combes* Get Off (Instrumental) B3 4:25 Producer – LV , Sean Combes* Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Diddy* Featuring Diddy* Nicole Scherzinger - Bad Boy none Featuring Nicole none US 2006 Come To Me (File, Entertainment Scherzinger MP3, 256) P. Diddy Feat. P. Diddy Feat. Nicole Bad Boy none Nicole Scherzinger - Come none 2006 Entertainment Scherzinger To Me (CDr, Single) Diddy* Feat., Diddy* Feat., Nicole* - Bad Boy none none US 2006 Nicole* Come To Me (CDr) Entertainment Come To Me Remixes Not On Label (P. DID-101 Diddy* DID-101 2006 (12", Unofficial) Diddy) P. Diddy feat. Nicole P. Diddy feat. 7567 Scherzinger - Come 7567 Nicole Bad Boy Records Europe 2006 94455-2 To Me (CD, Maxi, 94455-2 Scherzinger Enh) Related Music albums to Come To Me by P. Diddy Electronic P Diddy Featuring Kelis - Let's Get Ill Hip hop Diddy - Dirty Money Featuring Skepta - Hello Good Morning Electronic P. Diddy - Let's Get Ill Hip hop Diddy - Diddy Rock Funk / Soul Diddy - Gettin Off Hip hop / Pop P. Diddy Featuring Christina Aguilera - Tell Me Hip hop Three The...G.Dep, P. Diddy & Black Rob - Let's Get It Hip hop / Reggae Sasha - I Like The Way (M Diddy Remixes) Rock / Blues Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Diddy Wah Diddy Hip hop / Pop Nicole Scherzinger Featuring Will.I.Am - Baby Love.

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