In this deeply introspective track, Celeste explores the complex relationship between identity and lineage. The song delves into her struggle of reconciling with the fact that she shares certain traits with her father, yet wants to assert her individuality. The repeated line "Maybe I'm my father's son" signifies this internal conflict. She acknowledges that some characteristics are inherited, as suggested by "I heard it's in your blood, baby". However, she is determined not to let these shared traits define her entirely, emphasizing "Oh, I'm nothing like you". This song is a poignant reflection on self-identity and the influence of family ties on one's sense of self. It reminds listeners that while our origins shape us, they don't have to confine us.
