The tambourine-enhanced power pop song "Feeling Lucky" recalled "That Thing You Do!" by the Wonders, and the All-American Rejects. Adkins said it was "nother loser anthem" about a bar fight. "Here It Goes", which features handclaps, manipulated vocals, synthesizers and dance beats. Ross added additional vocals, and Fields provided keyboard to it. It talks about not losing focus on what is important to a person. Adkins said the title-track is about being "self-aware in the middle of a special experience", with the "chase" part being about "trying to find that feeling of discovery." "Firefight" was reminiscent of the band's early records, and talks about new things coming across as important. "Dizzy" is stylistically similar to "Hysteria" (19)-era Def Lappard, and includes keyboard from Fields and Stephen Lu. "Dizzy" is about awkwardness between two individuals when dealing with their past. After finishing the album, the group felt that by having two slow tracks would alter the album's dynamic; as a result, "Gotta Be Somebody's Blues" remained, while "Be Sensible" became a bonus track.