Quero Saber Lyrics – Ajuliacosta

Quero Saber Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
A short call to grab attention.

[Verso 1]
Here she opens up with a series of questions that test whether someone’s love is real or only tied to her success. She imagines a world where the stage is empty, the spotlight is off, and all the fame is gone. Would the person still choose to stand by her if she was just another face in the crowd with no money or status? She challenges them to show if their feelings are genuine or just admiration for her public image. She wants to know if love would still exist when things aren’t glamorous, if it’s strong enough to handle the raw and unfiltered version of her. This part is about stripping away illusions and checking if there’s a willingness to accept her without the mask of fame.

[Pre-Refrão]
She wonders if being her true self is enough and asks how much she really matters to the other person.

[Refrão]
She keeps repeating the question of whether they will run away or stay once she shows her true self. It’s not about the shiny version people see on stage but about the person behind the fame. She makes it clear that she wants to see if the other person can handle her authenticity, even if it doesn’t match the fantasy they imagined. The focus here is on testing love against reality, not just image.

[Verso 2]
She shifts into a more confident tone, saying that her real worth lies inside, not in flashy distractions. The world outside may be full of ego, parties, and empty people chasing appearances, but she offers something deeper. She shows she can give power and opportunities, but also challenges the other person to see if they can handle the responsibility and reality that come with it.

[Verso 3]
Here she talks about resilience. People tried to bring her down, and while at first it hurt, she came back stronger. Instead of letting negativity define her, she filled herself with meaningful things so she wouldn’t be shallow. She calls out the fake, shallow side of the industry, where people perform for attention like puppets. She contrasts herself by showing that she’s alert, sharp, and prepared, not someone who stumbled into this world blindly. Her words reveal both strength and awareness of how tough the entertainment world can be, but she positions herself as someone who knows the game and refuses to be fooled.

[Refrão]
Again, she repeats the same challenge—will the other person stay or run when they face her real self? This repetition emphasizes how important it is for her to know if love is genuine and steady, even when things aren’t glamorous or easy.

[Saída]
Closing stamp with her name and beat tag.