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Given how Last Train To Paris ultimately ended up, I’ll admit that I was pretty much happy with the result. It wasn’t great, but it was far from bad. It was actually really good when Diddy didn’t attempt to rap, and that’s no blatant disrepsect to the guy. Give him some autotune, melodies and let who is ever featuring on the song handle the lyrical responsibilities. It’s all about playing to your strengths.

Of course, with any album, some songs don’t make the cut and this Ludacris assisted one, “Tomorrow Tonight,” did make it to the station in time. It’s geared to the party scene like most of the other songs on the album and with Luda opening and closing the track. While not his greatest feature, it is good enough to add to the archives.