"I'd Give You Anything" is a harder, Stooges-esque track. It was the last track Wheeler had written while living at his parents' home. Initially uptempo, Morris suggested the band slow it down. The band made two versions of "Gone the Dream". The final version ended up as an indie rock song that featured a string section and evokes the Boo Radleys, while the other version was a Beatles-esque track made at Morris' insistence. "Kung Fu" is a tribute to Jackie Chan in the vein of the Ramones. Wheeler wrote it at home in three minutes before leaving to record with Morris. Wheeler claimed that he binge-listened to the Ramones over the Christmas period, while discovering the words "kung fu", "Hong Kong", and "fu manchu". "Oh Yeah" is a nostalgic track about teenage romance, and features extra vocals by Lisa Moorish. Wheeler wrote it when he was 18 about his first romance at 15, when he experienced those emotions for the first time.