 The two final tracks were described as " bittersweet ballads " , with the third being called a " slow burner " . " Count On Me " draws from the works of Jason Mraz and David Cook , featuring a laid back groove , tropical vibes , " Elvis @-@ esque adlibs at the beginning " and Mars " roots in Hawaii " . Pardalis of 411mania.com found its hook " simple but effective " . The vocals were described as powerful , " yet pleasant " . It conveys the message of comfort found in a friend and shows Mars ' " soft side " . The closing track , " Talking to the Moon " , was described as a pop song with power ballad influences . It was met with mixed reviews , with some reviewers calling it " the weakest because the heavy production threatens to overwhelm Mars ' singing " , and others feeling that " the song just gets better " . The recording features a " soft piano " , " layers of synthesizers " , " beautiful vocals " on a chorus with a " phenomenal hook " and " perfect balance " culminating in an " over the top production " . The track 's sentiment has been highly praised , with some saying that " anyone could feel it " . Its lyrics describe Mars trying to reach his " lost former lover " hoping that his words reach their destiny . 
