หน้าเบลอหลังชัด (Foreground) Lyrics – LYKN

หน้าเบลอหลังชัด (Foreground) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: William, Lego]
Being really close to the person sometimes makes the singer feel invisible. Even when standing right in front of her, she doesn’t notice them, but someone farther away seems so clear in her eyes. The singer wonders if it’s because she has feelings for that other person instead.

[Pre-Chorus: Nut]
The singer feels a little at fault for confessing love, and she responds by wanting to remain just friends.

[Chorus: William\&LYKN, William, Tui\&LYKN, Tui]
The singer struggles to understand why being close isn’t enough for her to see them differently. They feel like they would only be noticed if they stayed distant, acted indifferent, or stopped caring. It hurts that she focuses only on the other person, while their closeness seems to make them invisible.

[Verse 2: Lego, Nut, Hong]
The singer feels like a blurred image in her life, never really clear or important in her eyes. No matter how close they are, it doesn’t make them special, and being just a close friend isn’t enough to change that. They admire her beauty from nearby but feel like only an observer. Even though they are there, she sees them as faded and unclear, while others who are farther away stand out. The singer wishes she could focus on them, but their presence is always too close, leaving the front blurry and the back clear.

[Pre-Chorus: Tui]
The singer feels guilty for confessing love, and she still wants to stay friends.

[Chorus: William\&LYKN, William, Tui\&LYKN, Tui]
They wonder why being right beside her doesn’t make her notice them, while someone farther away catches all her attention. They feel invisible the closer they get, as if distance alone makes someone seen.

[Bridge: Nut, William]
The singer tries not to think about it, but their heart keeps hurting, questioning if being farther away would make her love them.

[Chorus: William\&LYKN, William, Tui\&LYKN, Tui]
Being near her doesn’t help; she still only notices the other person. The closer they are, the more invisible they feel, as if love only exists at a distance.