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Gucci Mane Trap House 4 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Trap House 4 Country: US Released: 2014 Style: Trap MP3 version RAR size: 1989 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1734 mb WMA version RAR size: 1149 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 733 Other Formats: VOX APE VOC MOD WMA TTA DTS Tracklist Hide Credits Intro 1 1:36 Producer [Uncredited] – Zaytoven 2 Already 3:40 Top In The Trash 3 3:50 Featuring – Chief KeefProducer [Uncredited] – Mike Will Made It Bet Money 4 3:35 Featuring [Uncredited] – K Camp She Loves Money 5 3:28 Producer [Uncredited] – Southside Drugs Like You 6 3:50 Producer [Uncredited] – Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E. Fuck Niggas 7 3:16 Producer [Uncredited] – 808 Mafia , Purps 8 Never Had Shit 3:05 Standing In Line 9 3:58 Producer [Uncredited] – C4 Bigger Picture 10 3:17 Producer [Uncredited] – 808 Mafia , Tarentino Dope Love 11 3:23 Producer [Uncredited] – Drumma Boy Nasty 12 3:31 Producer [Uncredited] – C4 Spit In Yo Face 13 2:08 Producer [Uncredited] – Zaytoven Jugg House 14 3:48 Featuring – Fredo Santana, Young ScooterProducer [Uncredited] – Young Chop Bum Bum 15 3:45 Producer [Uncredited] – Mike Will Made It I'm So Numb 16 3:29 Producer [Uncredited] – Lex Luger How We Rockin 17 3:00 Producer [Uncredited] – C4 Reminise 18 3:15 Producer [Uncredited] – 808 Mafia , Tarentino Outro 19 1:26 Producer [Uncredited] – Da Honorable C.N.O.T.E. Credits Artwork – Kevian "KD Designz" Dodd Related Music albums to Trap House 4 by Gucci Mane Bankroll Mafia - Bankroll Mafia Die Suurbiers - Der Suurbeat Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra - Showcase Ray Noble And His Orchestra - Tiger Rag / Japanese Sandman Dj Craig G. & DJ P-Nice - Da Original Precise Pacewon - The Pacewon Affect Corina - Gimme Your Love Shawn Smith - The Diamond Hand Sir'vere Consequences - Cause 4 War Oubliette - Apparitions.

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