Hilary Duff's "Roommates" Lyrics Are Her Most Sexual Ever

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Hilary Duff is coming clean in a whole new way on her new single, “Roommates.” On the yearning pop song, Duff pleads with her lover to show her some more “physical affection.” And she’s happy to provide him some very graphic examples of what she’s looking for. Yes, the singer has come a long way from “So Yesterday,” with “Roommates” marking her most unapologetically sexual release to date.

In the chorus of the new song, Duff uses the idea of roommates to track how the spice in her relationship has faded — she and her partner went from waking up his roommates with their frisky antics, to now living together merely as sexless roommates themselves. A touch-starved Duff longs for the spontaneous early days in her relationship:

Want the part where you say “goddamn” / Back of a dive bar, giving you head

Though she’s trying to revive the intimacy, her partner is ignoring her advances:

I'm touching myself by the front door / But you don't even look my way no more

When this part of the chorus later repeats, Duff changes the lyric to make it...