Còn Ai Ngoài Anh Với Em Lyrics – B Ray

Còn Ai Ngoài Anh Với Em Lyrics Meaning

Loving someone isn’t easy, but when it’s real, it hits deep. The guy in the song has been hurt by time before, maybe by waiting too long or losing people he cared about. He used to be a perfectionist, trying to control everything, but he had to learn to let go. He used to carry all his pain inside, never showing it. Now, he’s opening up and asking the girl if she’s ready for a plan—one where he gives her his trust and hope, and they build a life together, something meaningful.

She tells him that she’s not easy to love, and he gets that. He asks if she’s ever really had someone love her for who she truly is. Then, he welcomes her into this kind of makeshift family—people who’ve had to rely only on themselves to survive. He feels like he knows who she is, not just from how she looks but from her energy. He sees something special in her, like a gift from the sky. He kind of throws shade at those who walked away from her, as if they didn’t see her worth. When things get quiet, he wants to sit and tell her all the secrets he keeps—how even his scars glow with meaning, and how some painful lessons have become precious memories to him.

He repeats that loving is hard, but real love is beautiful. When he came into her life, it’s like he took her soul in the best way—because only he could truly see how valuable and real it is. No one else could see her like he does. They’ve both been through a lot, but now it’s just the two of them. He keeps repeating that—it’s only them now. The world fades out, and what remains is this connection they’re trying to protect.

He pleads with her not to let him go. He doesn’t want to be left alone. He asks her not to cry, not to bring back the old pain they’ve both fought so hard to move on from. He’s longing to go back to when her eyes were carefree, before life weighed her down. Even though their family lives were messy and complicated, she still remained gentle. He tells her, whatever she needs, he’ll be there instantly. They’ve grown up together, seen each other’s pain, and he knows she’s carried more than her share.

He talks about their past—how her dad wasn’t around much, and how he figured out early that life wasn’t going to hand them anything. They didn’t have fancy things or beautiful songs in their home. But through all that, the only thing he’s sure of is that it’s him and her against the world. He’s betting everything on himself, because they were never invited into this world—it never welcomed them. So they’ve got to fight to make their own place in it.

Then he talks about Bảo—probably a version of himself. Before, Bảo wasn’t such a great person. He made promises he didn’t keep and got caught up in chasing success. The higher he climbed, the more he forgot to look back. But he had to grow up and do whatever it took to get where he needed to be. His goal was always to make his family proud, because a mother’s son needs to learn that early. And maybe, just maybe, someone loved him for who he was, even with all the flaws.

He comes back again to asking her not to let him go, not to leave him alone, not to cry, and not to let the pain return. The song ends with him holding on to that hope—it’s just the two of them now, and that’s all that matters.