Không Thuộc Về Nơi Này Lyrics – B Ray

Không Thuộc Về Nơi Này Lyrics Meaning

People keep whispering to him that he doesn’t belong here, like he’s out of place no matter where he goes. It’s the kind of talk that can wear someone down, especially when it’s constant. But instead of letting those words break him, he makes it clear—he won’t give up. He’s holding on tight to what matters to him, and even if it feels like the weight of the whole world is on his shoulders, he refuses to let his spirit die. He’s already been through enough and feels like he’s survived something that could’ve ended him, so there’s no way he’s letting anything take him down again.

Out of nowhere, people suddenly start showing interest in him. They want to know where he’s from, what kind of life he’s lived, and what he’s done in the past. It’s like they’re picking apart his every word, judging every little thing. But where he grew up, nothing came easy. No one handed him anything—not even the tools to get by. He was stuck in a place that felt hopeless, just waiting for some kind of miracle that never came. So instead, he turned to his own words, writing lyrics as his way out. He never liked coming in second, so to him, every struggle, even ones that felt like dying, were worth it.

He craved freedom, but he knew freedom isn’t free. It comes with courage, and courage always brings pain—both the kind you feel in your body and the kind that hits you deep inside. Still, he kept going because faith was the only thing he had left to hold on to. And that faith kept him moving, step by step, even when things looked impossible.

No matter how hard things get, he keeps repeating that he won’t let this dream, this fight inside him, die. He’s ready to carry everything, even if it means shouldering the pain and pressure of an entire world. Once you’ve already been broken once, you learn that breaking again isn’t an option. He’s determined to stay strong, because backing down just isn’t who he is.

Then he challenges those voices. Go ahead, say he doesn’t belong. Call him worthless, judge him based on a past no one really knows about. He’s been labeled trash and treated like he’s not worth anything. His hands might be stained by mistakes, but his smile still shines. He’s thrown everything into one big gamble on himself, betting on a win. He loves the color gold—the symbol of victory—but he’s also had to wipe his wounds clean with a white flag, meaning he’s been pushed to surrender before. Still, he didn’t.

His father taught him to keep a cool head and a warm heart if he ever wanted to lead. He knows perfectionism comes at a cost—loneliness. But he keeps going, even when it hurts, even when no one believes in him, because quitting isn’t an option anymore.