Picture two lovers who have hit the pause button and suddenly find themselves asking a hundred "what if" questions. Será Que A Gente Se Acostuma turns those doubts into a catchy conversation: Will another kiss ever feel right? Who will warm the bed on a cold night? Even the simplest rituals, like sharing a fresh pão de queijo on Sunday morning, feel impossible to replace. Each lyric is a snapshot of everyday intimacy that now hangs in the balance.
Yet the song is not just about fear of loss; it is a plea for reunion. When Naiara belts out "Então para! Respira," she is urging both sides to stop, breathe, and remember that they are still "carne e osso"—flesh and bone—meant to be together. The message is clear: true love may wobble, but it can steady itself with honesty, a deep breath, and the courage to say, "You are the love of my life."