A Korean ballad that treats love like a fairy tale you write yourself.
The phrase 'Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi' calls it a fairy tale-like story for one page.
It's not about a whole epic, just that single page you might keep.
Lyric guide
Book Of Love
A Korean ballad that treats love like a fairy tale you write yourself.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Editor's note
Ha Hyun Sang's Book of Love, a quiet story
A Korean ballad that treats love like a fairy tale you write yourself.
Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya
The phrase 'Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi' calls it a fairy tale-like story for one page. It's not about a whole epic, just that single page you might keep. There's a pressure to make that one page enough, to believe a brief moment can hold everything.
Calling it a one-page fairy tale admits how fragile these stories are. It's a small, private thing you write in your own hand, not a grand myth.
The way 'We'll be alright' repeats, almost like a quiet chant against the doubt.
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the pull of "Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi"
how "We'll be alright" turns into a mantra
the pull of "Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya"
Lyrics
Book Of Love
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Sarangiran saramgwa mannamiran geuljaga
Sseo naeryeogan jageun chaek donghwail geol
So take a breath
Take your time and take my hand
Donghwa sogen nugunga apahago issna bwa
Geureohdaedo gwaenchanha mannamin geol
Apahago naajimyeon geuge dain geoya
Maybe you try
Maybe you cry
Maybe it hurts
I modeun ge
Jamkkanil ppunin geoya
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
Maybe you talk
Maybe you smile
Maybe it's love
I modeun ge
Neoui mame sseuyeojineun
Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya
Hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya
Dasi saenggakhaebomyeon jinaga beorin geoseun
Chueogiran seonmuri doeeojugo
Tto harureul saragage hal himi doel geoya
Maybe you try
Maybe you cry
Maybe it hurts
I modeun ge
Jamkkanil ppunin geoya
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
Maybe you talk
Maybe you smile
Maybe it's love
I modeun ge
Neoui mame sseuyeojineun
Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya
Hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya
Hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya
Fakkeum nado al su eopseo
Huhoero mul deulgido haessji
Ama neodo gateul geoya
All about is love
Maybe you try
Maybe you cry
Maybe it hurts
I modeun ge
Jamkkanil ppunin geoya
We'll be alright
We'll be alright
Maybe you talk
Maybe you smile
Maybe it's love
I modeun ge
Neoui mame sseuyeojineun
Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi il geoya
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What is "Book Of Love" by Ha Hyun Sang about?
A Korean ballad that treats love like a fairy tale you write yourself. The phrase 'Donghwa gateun hanpyeonui yaegi' calls it a fairy tale-like story for one page. It's not about a whole epic, just that single page you might keep.
Who performs "Book Of Love"?
Ha Hyun Sang performs "Book Of Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Ha Hyun Sang catalog on LyroVerse.
Does LyroVerse have an editor's note for "Book Of Love"?
Yes. The page carries the LyroVerse editor's note "Ha Hyun Sang's Book of Love, a quiet story", followed by the full lyric and related songs.
Are there related songs to explore after "Book Of Love"?
Yes. The related section below points to Not Okay and Close with a short reason for opening each page next.
Where can I find more songs by Ha Hyun Sang?
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