A Korean ballad where the singer asks another man to love the woman he can't have.
A Korean ballad where the singer asks another man to love the woman he can't have.
The lyric turns a private wound into a public instruction.
It's less about confessing love than about outsourcing it, hoping the right person will finally get the assignment right.
A Korean ballad where the singer asks another man to love the woman he can't have.
Love her, the girl who doesn't know my heart
The lyric turns a private wound into a public instruction. It's less about confessing love than about outsourcing it, hoping the right person will finally get the assignment right.
The repeated plea "Love her, love her" isn't just advice. It's the sound of someone handing over their own longing, asking another person to do the job they wish was theirs. He's trying to make his own absence useful.
That phrase holds the whole song. He's loving someone in the dark, and the only thing left is to ask the person in the light to do it better.
The way "Don't ever make her cry again" lands after all that gentle questioning. It's the one moment the request hardens into a demand.
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Will you wait a moment
I'll come get you right now
Why do you only keep crying
Tell me, tell me, where are you
Did the person you love leave you and go
I'll take you home
Let's go, let's go, because the wind is cold
What's so great about the person who makes you cry
You don't know, you're the only one who doesn't know
My heart that loves you
I couldn't be there first, because my steps were slow
The painful love of having my seat taken
Your smiling form
Is prettier than anyone else
Does that person even know
Really really know this, does he still make you cry
I don't know your name,
But I'm making this one request
Love her, love her
The girl that I love
The girl you have instead of me
Don't ever think you will treat her roughtly
Love her, the girl who doesn't know my heart
Because the one she loves is you
Love her more than I do
Don't ever make her cry again
A Korean ballad where the singer asks another man to love the woman he can't have. The lyric turns a private wound into a public instruction. It's less about confessing love than about outsourcing it, hoping the right person will finally get the assignment right.
Ha Dong Kyun performs "Love Her", and this lyric page sits inside the Ha Dong Kyun catalog on LyroVerse.
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