A Korean ballad where the singer asks an unknown rival to cherish the woman he loves.
A Korean ballad where the singer asks an unknown rival to cherish the woman he loves.
The lyric leans into a specific kind of pain: watching someone you love cry over another person.
It doesn't wallow in self-pity; it turns outward, making the plea almost practical, like a last instruction.
A Korean ballad where the singer asks an unknown rival to cherish the woman he loves.
Please love her, please love the girl that i love
The lyric leans into a specific kind of pain: watching someone you love cry over another person. It doesn't wallow in self-pity; it turns outward, making the plea almost practical, like a last instruction.
The repeated 'Please love her' isn't just a request, it's a surrender. He's handing over his own devotion to someone else, hoping they'll treat it right. There's a quiet desperation in asking a stranger to care for the person you still love yourself.
It's a simple, direct line that carries the whole weight of the song. He's not asking for himself anymore; he's just trying to protect her happiness, even if it's with someone else.
The way 'because the wind is cold' slips in feels like a small, human detail in the middle of all that heartache.
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Will you wait for a bit? i will come now to pick you up
Why do you only keep crying? tell me tell me where you are
Did the person you love just leave you and go
I will take you home, let's go let's go because the wind is cold
What is so great about the person that makes you cry
You don't know, you don't know my heart that loves you
I couldn't go first because of my slow walking
The painful love that took my spot
Your laughing appearance is more beautiful than anyone
Do you even know that person? does he really really know and still makes you cry
I ask you, whose name i don't know, for a single favor
Please love her, pleave love the girl that i love
You who has her instead of me
You can't just think about something else recklessly
Please love her who doesn't even know my heart
Because the one she loves is you
Please love her more than me
Please don't make her cry
A Korean ballad where the singer asks an unknown rival to cherish the woman he loves. The lyric leans into a specific kind of pain: watching someone you love cry over another person. It doesn't wallow in self-pity; it turns outward, making the plea almost practical, like a last instruction.
Ha Dong Kyun performs "Please Love Her", and this lyric page sits inside the Ha Dong Kyun catalog on LyroVerse.
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