The lead song "Uykusuz Her Gece" is a cover of "Working Late Tonight" ("Amii Stewart", 1983) by American disco singer Amii Stewart. A month before the album's release, Stewart performed this song at the Sanremo Music Festival 1983, which was live on TRT and captured Şeneş's attention. She decided to include the piece in the album at the last moment. The lyrics of "Uykusuz Her Gece", inspired by the original lyrics, tell a woman who is disappointed and gives herself to business life to forget her loved one and continues the strong woman profile created in Pekkan's previous songs "Sana Neler Edeceğim" and "Bambaşka Biri". The second song "Sihirli Aşk" is a cover of the soft rhythm disco song "Mystery of Love" ("Donna Summer", 1982) by Donna Summer, an American disco singer, and its lyrics that describe the magic of love are also under the influence of the lyrics of the original song. The keyboard sounds at the introduction and right after the chorus are samples from Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier", Book I No. 2: Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 847. The following song "Düşünme Hiç"s musical composition is taken from Italian singer Mina's song "Il Cigno Dell'Amore" ("Italiana", 1982) and the way Pekkan performs the song in jazz form is similar to Mina's original performance of the song. Its lyrics mention the beauties of a past love and talks about the arrogance and hatred that put an end to it. The fourth song "Güneş Yorgun" is the only new and Turkish composition in the album. Composed by Arif Serdengeçti, the song features jazz rhythms similar to "Düşünme Hiç". "Bir Günah Gibi", the album's fifth song and the last song on the record's A side, is about a secret love. Its music is from a Russian folk song titled "Dark Eyes" and it was mainly covered based on a version performed by Julio Iglesias titled "Nathalie" ("Momentos", 1982).