he would make her cry. Most of the other half of Elle'ments was produced by Peter Ries. Ries co-penned the mid-tempo ballad "When the Angels Sing" that features a cascading piano arrangement and dominant drum pattern. Lyrically, it finds the group thinking deeply over their relationship with their love interests from whom they parted. Uptempo song "Promises Can Wait" has a woman looking for fun instead of a love at first sight, while on mid-tempo ballad "Couldn't Care Less", built upon a pulsating backbeat and a harp pattern, she assures that she has recovered from a painful heartbreak. Dance-pop track "Rivers of Joy", another anthemic song about self-empowerment, combines elements of gospel music and Eurodance with prominent usage of a piano sample. Ballad "Cry for You", co-written by Thomas Anders, is a gentle, breezy pop song that is set against an acoustic guitar-driven instrumentation and a prominent saxophone riff. Lyrically, it talks about a woman's desire to reconcile with her former lover, who has broken up with her because of her own mistakes, leaving her in a devastated state of mind. Singles After their formation, there was a period of indecision about what song would be released as No Angels' debut single. Cheyenne Records executives believed that the first single should be "Go Ahead and Take It", which had previously been promoted during the Popstars re-call sessions on Mallorca, while the group was adamant that their debut song should be "Daylight in Your Eyes". The executives at Cheyenne relented, and the song was chosen as their first single out of a total of ten songs that had been pre-selected to lead the parent album. Released on 5 February 2001, the song went gold within twenty-four hours in Germany and sold more than 500,000 copies within its first week of release. "Daylight in Your Eyes" peaked at number one on the German, Austrian and Swiss Singles and Airplay Charts. It became the second fastest-selling single ever in Germany up to then as well as one of the biggest-selling German singles of the 2000s. "Rivers of Joy" was released as the album's second single on 30 April 2001. The gospel-tinged dance-pop track became the group's second top ten single in Germany and Switzerland but was significantly less successful than "Daylight in Your Eyes" and ended its chart run as Elle'mentss lowest-selling single. "There Must Be an Angel", a cover version of the