"No Break" is the first challenge that Charlie and Tiger took on in exploring the 3/4 time signature. This waltz-like rhythm, combined with emotional electric guitar, once again presents the two artists' aspirations for the future in a romantic form. The stream of consciousness is wandering between the concrete and the abstract. Such a swing perfectly mirrors the instability and sensibility in the artists' lives. All the uncertainties and emotions are vividly displayed in the slow rhythm. The party-like white noise at the beginning of the song seems to paint a scene that should be joyful, yet there is a hint of loneliness. Charlie's main verses lightly describe several scenes from his memories, abstractly reflecting his attitude towards life and expectations for the future. Perhaps sometimes having no expectations is the best expectation, but artists still have to sprint with all their might for that little bit of romance. Tiger's chorus echoes this idea, so even when he feels broken, he must not hit the brakes, just like this song's title suggests, because “whether it is right or wrong, there's actually nothing absolute." This song concludes with a romantic organ, leaving this image lingering in the listeners' minds.