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Artist: Vampire Weekend
Track: Bryn

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Ion displacement won't work in the basement
Especially when I'm not with you
Here in the heartland, a feeling so startling
I don't know what I should do

Oh, Bryn, you see through the dark
Right past the fireflies that sleep in my heart
You know it's easy to see
Wait for the season to come back to me

Nights by the ocean, a westerly motion
That moves California to sea
Eyes like a seagull, no Kansas-born beetle
Could ever come close to that free

Oh, Bryn, you see through the dark
Right past the fireflies that sleep in my heart
You know it's easy to see
Wait for the season to come back to me
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Vampire Weekend - Bryn Lyrics
It's "ion displacement." The singer is clearly indicating the lack of chemistry he feels in the nether regions when Bryn isn't around. Obvs.
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zephryan discusses the meanings of Bryn lyrics: My name's Bryan. ... Pretty close.
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