You'll never meet my mom,
Strings will never be attached,
We'll always get along,
'Cause it doesn't have to last,
And anytime I call you, you don't have to call me back,
I'm never gonna fall, but I'm never hard to catch.

She said she's cool with it, She's down with it,
There's nothing wrong with it 'cause its easier this way,
She's so cool with it, She's down with it,
There's nothing wrong with it, Don't want it any other way.
It's just your typical hardcore, casual sex,
We're single, but we're lovers, crazy for each other,
Just your typical hardcore, casual sex,
We're wild under the covers crazy for each other.

We don't have to go on dates,
You don't have to like my friends,
I won't get in your face when you're making other plans,
If you're tired of the taste,
We can try another blend,
My heart will never break I'm just here to break a sweat.

That's why she's cool with it, She's down with it,
There's nothing wrong with it 'cause its easier this way,
She's so cool with it, She's down with it,
There's nothing wrong with it, Don't want it any other way.
It's just your typical hardcore, casual sex,
We're single but we're lovers, crazy for each other,
Just your typical hardcore, casual sex,
We're wild under the covers, crazy for each other.

She so cool with it, She's down with it,
There's nothing wrong with it 'cause its easier this way,
She's so cool with it, She's down with it,
There's nothing wrong with it, Don't want it any other way.
It's just your typical hardcore, casual sex,
We're single, but we're lovers, crazy for each other,
Just your typical hardcore, casual sex,
We're wild under the covers crazy for each other.

Everybody wants a lover like that,
Wild under the covers, crazy for each other,
Everybody wants a lover her like that
Wild under the covers, crazy for each other.


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Casual Sex Lyrics as written by Matthew Jean Paul Walst Joseph Kelly Moi

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