I agree with the comments about change in general, but the words make me think of a transgender person.
"Mother misses her baby, but I only wanted to be me" - the person's parents (or friends/family in general) miss them as their original identity, but the person can't help it because they want to be happy with their new transformation.
"She changed address and haircuts and boyfriends and lightbulbs, it's easy" - how a person can feel that it's okay to change so many things about yourself and how you live, but somehow their change is unacceptable to society.
I agree with the comments about change in general, but the words make me think of a transgender person.
"Mother misses her baby, but I only wanted to be me" - the person's parents (or friends/family in general) miss them as their original identity, but the person can't help it because they want to be happy with their new transformation.
"She changed address and haircuts and boyfriends and lightbulbs, it's easy" - how a person can feel that it's okay to change so many things about yourself and how you live, but somehow their change is unacceptable to society.