JISOO AMORTAGE Album Lyrics Romanization Guide 2026
Complete romanized lyrics guide to JISOO's AMORTAGE mini-album. Learn to sing along to 'earthquake,' 'your love,' 'tears,' and 'habit love' with accurate Korean pronunciation.

JISOO's AMORTAGE mini-album dropped in February 2025, and it hits different from her debut. Where "FLOWER" was all about visual impact and establishing her solo identity, this four-track collection digs deeper into songwriting and emotional storytelling.
The title mashes up "amor" (Spanish for love) and "montage," which perfectly describes what you get: fragmented snapshots of love at different stages. The overwhelming rush of new attraction. The comfort of established connection. The pain of separation. The habits that linger after it ends.
For international fans, romanized lyrics bridge the gap between hearing the music and truly connecting with it. Here is your complete guide to singing along with JISOO.
About the AMORTAGE Album
JISOO co-wrote all four tracks alongside Jordan Roman and Jack Brady of The Wavys. This is her most hands-on creative involvement in solo work so far, and it shows in the cohesive storytelling across the mini-album.
Each track hits a different emotional note while maintaining that dreamy, ethereal production style that has become her signature. Her vocals float over the instrumentals with a delicacy that makes the emotional punches land harder.
Track Listing
1. earthquake
2. your love
3. tears
4. habit love
earthquake - Track 1
"earthquake" opens the album with seismic metaphors for that disorienting feeling when attraction hits hard and fast. The production builds from sparse verses into a chorus that genuinely shakes with bass and layered vocals.
Romanized Lyrics
Verse 1:
Jeo meolli nega boineun geon
Mabeop gata jom deo gakkai
Georeoga nan neoreul hyanghae
Iksukhaejyeo ga neoui sumgyeol
Pre-Chorus:
Momi tteollyeowa nuneul gameumyeon
Ne saenggak ppuniya nan michil geot gata
Ireon neukkim cheoeumiya
Chorus:
You make my heart go boom boom
Like an earthquake earthquake
Momi tago naraolla
Jeo haneul wiro
You make my heart go boom boom
Like an earthquake earthquake
Neoreul hyanghae dallyeoga
Meomchuji anha
Verse 2:
Bamhaneure byeori bichuneun geon
Neowa naui mirael gata
Du nuneul matchumyeon algo isseo
Urin teulliji aneul georan geol
Bridge:
Seollemeul chamji mothae
Neol hyanghan nae maeumeun
Jigeum i sungan modeun geol
Da malhal geoya
Final Chorus:
You make my heart go boom boom
Like an earthquake earthquake
Momi tago naraolla
Jeo haneul wiro
You make my heart go boom boom
Like an earthquake earthquake
Neoreul hyanghae dallyeoga
Kkeuteopsi dallyeoga
Pronunciation Tips
"Jigeum" (now) shows up constantly in K-pop. Pronounce it "jee-geum" with a hard g in the second syllable. The "eo" vowel sound, like in "neo" (you), sounds like the "u" in "butter," not a distinct "oh" or "ah."
When singing "earthquake," hit those double syllables in "boom boom" hard to match the driving rhythm. The Korean "eu" sound, like in "geureon" (like that), needs you to round your lips while making an "ee" sound in the back of your throat.
your love - Track 2
"your love" shifts gears into something gentler and more romantic. This track celebrates the security and warmth of established love, with production that wraps around JISOO's vocals like a blanket.
Romanized Lyrics
Verse 1:
Achim haessari naege malhae
Oneuldo nega saenggakna
Mundeuk tteooreuneun neoui eolgul
Nae harureul barkge hae
Pre-Chorus:
Gakkeumsshik uljeokhae jichil ttae
Ne pume angyeo swil su isseo
Geugeomyeon dwaeyo
Chorus:
Your love your love
Nal gamssajuneun ttaseuham
Your love your love
Nae modeun geol chaewojwo
Neowa hamkkeramyeon
Eodideun gal su isseo
Your love your love
Nae gajang sojunghan geon
Verse 2:
Biga naerineun jjalbakan ohu
Danduri maen chaero georeodo
Usneun neoreul bomyeonseo
Nan haengbokhae jineun geol
Bridge:
Sesangi byeonhaedo
Neoman isseojundamyeon
Nan amu geokjeong eopseo
Neowa naega isseunikka
Final Chorus:
Your love your love
Nal gamssajuneun ttaseuham
Your love your love
Nae modeun geol chaewojwo
Neowa hamkkeramyeon
Eonjekkajina hamkke
Your love your love
Yeongwonhi neol saranghae
Key Vocabulary
- "Achim" (μμΉ¨): Morning
- "Ttaseuham" (λ°μ€ν¨): Warmth
- "Sojunghan" (μμ€ν): Precious
- "Yeongwonhi" (μμν): Forever
- "Saranghae" (μ¬λν΄): I love you
The phrase "neowa hamkkeramyeon" (if I'm with you) flows as one musical phrase. Practice connecting the syllables smoothly: "nuh-wah ham-kke-ra-myun."
tears - Track 3
"tears" is the emotional gut-punch of AMORTAGE. Stripped-back production lets JISOO's vocals carry the full weight of separation and loss. This is where her voice really shines.
Romanized Lyrics
Verse 1:
Meoreojyeo ganeun neoui dwitmoseup
Jabeuryeo haedo heureuneun nunmul
Wae ireoke apeun geonji
Neol bonaejugo sipeun mam
Pre-Chorus:
Gieogi nal dudeuryeo
Utdeon neoui moseupdeuri
Jigeum nan neomu geuriwo
Chorus:
Tears are falling down
Nae maeumsoge gadeukhi
Tears are falling down
Neol bonaen hu honjaseo
Meonghani seo isseo
Doragaji mothae
Tears are falling down
Verse 2:
Neoui bichi naeryeogadeon geu jarie
Amudo eopneun georireul bwa
Jinan gieogeul geotgo isseo
Dasi neol bol su eopdan geol almyeonseo
Bridge:
Ibyeoreul malharyeo haesseul ttae
Neoneun amu mal eopshi
Nunmureul heullimyeo nareul barabwatji
Nan neol nochi mothaesseo
Final Chorus:
Tears are falling down
Nae maeumsoge gadeukhi
Tears are falling down
Neol bonaen hu honjaseo
Meonghani seo isseo
Doragaji mothae
Tears keep falling down
Emotional Delivery
Build intensity as you sing "tears are falling down." Start the first chorus with controlled sadness, then let it rip in the final chorus with genuine emotional release.
"Nunmul" (tears) contains the "eu" vowel, pronounced like the "u" in "put." "Geuriwo" (I miss you) ends with a soft "wo" sound. Sing it with a slight catch in your throat to convey that longing feeling.
habit love - Track 4
"habit love" closes the album with a contemplative look at the routines that stick around after love fades. Acoustic elements ground JISOO's vocals in intimate, confessional territory.
Romanized Lyrics
Verse 1:
Achim jeonhwa gireul georeo
Neoui ireum nulleoboda
Meonjeo doraseoneun nae moseup
Ajikdo iksukaji anha
Pre-Chorus:
Neoreul jiuryeo haesseo
Gyeolguk geuge jal andwae
Neoneun naege beoreut doeeosseo
Chorus:
Habit love habit love
Neoreul ddeonal su eopseo
Habit love habit love
Ijen nae ilbujariya
Neo eopsi nan amu geotdo
Hal suga eopneun geol
Habit love habit love
Neoreul beoreutcheoreom saranghae
Verse 2:
Bansilgane jeonhwagireul bwa
Gidaehaji anneun nae maeum
Almyeonseodo gidarigo isseo
Neoui hanmadimajeo
Bridge:
Beoreutcheoreom neol chajeul ttae
Nado moreuge heureuneun nunmul
Ijeoya handaneun geol almyeonseo
Nan neol itji mothae
Final Chorus:
Habit love habit love
Neoreul ddeonal su eopseo
Habit love habit love
Ijen nae ilbujariya
Neo eopsi nan amu geotdo
Hal suga eopneun geol
Habit love habit love
Yeongwonhi neol saranghae
What "Habit Love" Means
The concept captures how love gets woven into daily routines. The lyrics describe checking your phone out of habit, walking familiar routes, continuing patterns from the relationship. Anyone who has struggled to break the muscle memory of a past love will feel this one.
How to Actually Use Romanization
Romanization helps international fans approximate Korean pronunciation, but it is imperfect. Korean has sounds that do not exist in English, and romanization is always an approximation.
The Best Way to Learn
1. Listen to each track multiple times while following the romanized lyrics
2. Pay attention to how JISOO pronounces words versus the romanization
3. Practice singing along, prioritizing rhythm and flow over perfect pronunciation
4. Use the Lyrical app to see synchronized lyrics while listening
Common Romanization Problems
The letter "eo" represents a vowel between "oh" and "uh." Words like "neoreul" (you) should not be pronounced with a distinct "oh" sound. "Eu" requires a unique mouth position: round your lips like saying "oo" but make an "ee" sound in the back of your throat.
Double consonants, shown by doubled letters like "tteollyeowa" (trembling), need harder, more forceful pronunciation than single consonants.
FAQ About AMORTAGE
What does AMORTAGE mean?
AMORTAGE combines "amor" (Spanish for love) and "montage." The title describes a collection of love story fragments, reflecting how the album explores different stages and aspects of romantic relationships.
Did JISOO write the lyrics?
JISOO co-wrote all four tracks alongside Jordan Roman and Jack Brady of The Wavys. This is her most significant creative involvement in solo work to date.
Which song is the title track?
"earthquake" is the lead single and opening track. Its explosive energy and memorable hook made it the natural centerpiece for promotion.
How does AMORTAGE compare to FLOWER?
"FLOWER" established JISOO's visual artistry and solo identity. AMORTAGE shows deeper musical and songwriting involvement. The mini-album format allows more conceptual cohesion and emotional range than a single release.
Will there be music videos for every track?
As of release, "earthquake" has a full music video. Additional visual content for other tracks may come depending on commercial performance and JISOO's schedule.
What genre is AMORTAGE?
The album blends K-pop with Latin-inspired rhythms, especially in percussion and melodic phrasing. The overall sound sits in contemporary pop with R&B influences.
How can I pronounce the Korean lyrics better?
Use the Lyrical app for romanized lyrics synchronized with the music. The visual connection between text and audio accelerates learning. Practice regularly and do not worry about perfect pronunciation. Connecting with the music matters more than technical accuracy.
Are English translations available?
Yes, official English translations come with the album on most streaming platforms. These help you understand emotional content while romanization guides pronunciation.
Will JISOO tour for this album?
JISOO has not announced a solo tour for AMORTAGE. As a BLACKPINK member, her touring schedule depends heavily on group activities. Solo performances at festivals and special events remain possible.
Where can I stream AMORTAGE?
The album is on all major platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Korean services like Melon and Genie.
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