The song "Can't Stand" by Under The Influence Of Giants portrays the feelings of frustration and loneliness experienced by the singer. The lyrics convey a sense of desperation for someone to understand and help them. The opening lines, "On a lovely day, You can put away, the clouds, Right before the moonlight, But it's okay if you wanna stay behind," suggest that the singer is longing for a brighter and happier day, but they are willing to accept if someone chooses to stay in the darkness. The chorus repeats the phrase "I'm losing my mind, I just can't stand anymore, My brain's going out the door" to emphasize the overwhelming mental and emotional struggle the singer is facing. They feel like they are losing themselves and are in desperate need of someone who can understand and support them. The lyrics also mention the desire for recognition or appreciation, as expressed in the line "I'll have a raise, If you wanna pay the price, Right before the moonlight." This could indicate a plea for validation or acknowledgement of their worth. Overall, "Can't Stand" portrays a sense of isolation and a cry for help. The singer feels misunderstood and seeks someone who can provide support and understanding in their difficult situation.