The sixth track, "Turn It Into Love", discusses unrequited love with a wistful-yet-optimistic approach. Musically, the low-key Hi-NRG song gained comparison to the soundtrack of the 1983 romance film "Flashdance". The mid-tempo "I Miss You" and "I'll Still Be Loving You" resemble other late-80s pop tracks, particularly the work of Climie Fisher and Living in a Box. Two final tracks, "Look My Way" and "Love at First Sight", were written for other PWL artists in the previous year before appearing on the album. Originally written for Heywoode, "Look My Way" draws musical inspiration from The Whispers' "Rock Steady" (1987), Madonna's "Into the Groove" (1984) and Debbie Gibson's "Shake Your Love" (1987). "Love at First Sight", whose lyrics discusses a teenage love story, was an instrumental demo track for Sinitta and is unrelated to her 2002 song with the same title.