Alright" has been described as a "carefree anthem for the summertime block party", while the tenth track "Giving You More" was described as being a suggestive song with Aaliyah playing a "reassuring lover". The eleventh track "I Gotcha' Back" has been described as a "jeep-friendly" mid-tempo G-funk song and contains an interpolation from the song "Lean on Me" performed by Bill Withers. On "I Gotcha' Back", Aaliyah is promising devotion to her potential boyfriend: "When no one else is there, with me you can chill". The twelfth track "Never Givin' Up" is a duet with singer Tavarius Polk, as Aaliyah "plays reassuring lover" on the song. While the jungle-inspired thirteenth track "Heartbroken" has been described as being a "beautifully composed ballad" in which, "drums fill out the space surrounding the low, shifting two-tone synth hum that serves as the song's backbone". On "Heartbroken", Aaliyah is "tired of being the more loving one in a lousy relationship and she's tired of having her heart broken". The fourteenth track "Never Comin' Back" features "Timbaland aping the sound of a live band vamping on a laid back groove, while Aaliyah does a call-and-response harmony routine with an imaginary concert audience over canned crowd noise". On the song, Aaliyah is "Feeling used in a relationship, she stands up for herself and dumps the bum". The fifteenth track "Ladies in da House" features guest appearances from both Missy Elliott and Timbaland. The sixteenth track "The One I Gave My Heart To" is a Pop and R&B power ballad, where Aaliyah is "highlighting a broken heart and sense of betrayal". In a review by Billboard, the production of the song was described as having a "careful balance of straight ahead pop and R&B sensibilities in producer Guy Roche's instrumental arrangement". The final track on the album is the outro "Came to Give Love", featuring Timbaland. Artwork The cover artwork and overall packaging for One in a Million were photographed by Marc Baptiste, who had previously photographed Aaliyah's cover shoot for Seventeen. After the Seventeen cover shoot, Baptiste and Aaliyah crossed paths again through mutual friend Kidada Jones. Baptiste stated: "I ran into my friend Kidada Jones who is Quincy Jones' daughter. They were really good friends back then. She introduced us at The Mercer Hotel. We got along great and the next thing I know, 'I'm going to put my album out. Let's meet.'" A month