 They also deal with sentimental conflicts like love and attraction ("Beauty from Afar" and "Suka 4 Her"); this romantic sense of love is contrasted by the more superficial infatuation then experienced at a party ("Get Low").Later, when the brothers are aboard a metaphorical plane toward rising success, they experience a vivid, exciting dream ("Egyptian in the Night").They ultimately "awake" from their situation, feeling emotionally revived, discarding their earlier "broken sorrows", and rejoicing in the fruition of their achievements ("A Nu Day").