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It's just my interpretation, but this song is about a role model type figure in someone's life that is not someone's parent. There's a direct father figure reference where he sings "You've been a father to me in 1960's speak." When he sings' "sister Socrates" he's singing about a female role model. The lines "I watched your face age backwards Changing shape in my memory" and "I watched your face die backwards Little baby in my memory" speak to the person being someone older than him.
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Cape Canaveral by Conor Oberst
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