"Your Type" is a song originally performed by Carly Rae Jepsen and remixed by Skylar Spence. The song revolves around unrequited love and longing for someone who only sees the singer as a friend. The lyrics express the narrator's feelings of still being in love with this person, even though they can only be friends. The song portrays a sense of vulnerability as the narrator regrets expressing their feelings and apologizes for their honesty. They find it difficult to move on as they continue to miss the person and can't seem to get them out of their mind. The narrator hopes that the person will also miss them when they're not around and invites them to revisit the place where they initially met, perhaps in the hopes of rekindling a deeper connection. The song acknowledges that the narrator is not the type of person the individual is typically interested in. They understand that the person is likely infatuated with someone else who appears perfect. The narrator recognizes that they might only be a fleeting thought in the person's mind. Despite this, the narrator still loves the person, apologizing and acknowledging that they didn't mean to say certain things. They express the difficulty of trying not to feel their emotions. The song implies a willingness to break their own heart and start over for a chance to be more than friends. "I'll make time for you" is a recurring line in the song, indicating the narrator's commitment to being there for the person they love. Overall, "Your Type" (Skylar Spence Remix) explores themes of unrequited love, longing, regret, and the complexities of navigating a relationship where one person desires more than just friendship.
