In "Typical Me," Tally Spear turns self-sabotage into a stubborn kind of pride. The tattoo promising no regrets sits beside a night of drinking until sick, and the pattern repeats: staying up too late, regretting it all day, then doing it again. The conflict isn't really about fixing these habits but about refusing to perform a tidier version of herself for anyone. Wanting what she doesn't have while looking backward feels like the whole point, and she'd rather own that messy, complicated rhythm than fake an easier one.
Typical Me Lyrics by Tally Spear
I’ve got no regrets tattooed on my hip
Maybe that will be enough to fix it
But the day I got it done
I went out all night, then I threw up
How so typical me
I’ll stay up too late
Wrapped up in my head (my head)
Then spend every day tired with regret (regret)
Then when the evening comes
I’ll watch TV till 3 AM (3 AM)
How so typical me
I’ll always be
A little bit complicated, but I’m fine with it
You won’t change me
So call me weird if you want to
Never wanna fake it
Never wanna act
Never wanna waste time feeling bad
‘Cause you won’t change me
I’d rather be typical me (typical, typical me)
I’ll make the wrong choice
Every single time
Even if it takes me hours to decide
I always want what I don’t have
Moving forwards, but looking back (back)
I don’t know what’s going wrong in my head (head)
I’ll always be
A little bit complicated, but I’m fine with it
You won’t change me
So call me weird if you want to
Never wanna fake it
Never wanna act
Never wanna waste time feeling bad
‘Cause you won’t change me
I’d rather be typical me (typical, typical me)
(Typical, typical me)
(Typical, typical me)
I’ve got no regrets tattooed on my hip
Maybe that will be enough to fix it
I’ll always be
A little bit complicated, but I’m fine with it
You won’t change me
So call me weird if you want to
Never wanna fake it
Never wanna act
Never wanna waste time feeling bad (feeling bad)
‘Cause you won’t change me
I’d rather be typical me (typical, typical me)
