The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Stay Illogical" by the artist "Under The Influence Of Giants"

In the song "Stay Illogical" by Under The Influence Of Giants, the lyrical hero experiences unrequited love and addresses the object of his affection, urging her to "stay illogical." This call can be interpreted in two ways.

On the one hand, the hero seems to have come to terms with the fact that his beloved does not reciprocate his feelings ("you can't even imagine us falling in love"). He understands the irrationality of his feelings, their illogicality in this situation, and asks her to continue to act as she sees fit, ignoring his feelings.

On the other hand, "stay illogical" can be interpreted as a call for change. The hero seems to be hoping that the girl will still be able to change her mind, her attitude towards him, even though it seems illogical at the moment.

There is a third character in the text - "she", to whom the hero tried to tell about his love ("at least I tried to help her"). Perhaps this is a friend of the object of his adoration, or another girl he turned to for help. The phrase "you sold your soul" may indicate that the girl made a choice in favor of someone or something else, "blinded" herself and does not notice the hero's true feelings.

The repeating lines "at least I tried to help her", "at least I tried to tell her... about you" emphasize the futility of the hero's efforts to reach out to his beloved.

The final "right in front of you, how are you?" sounds like a desperate plea to come to her senses, to see what is "right in front of you." The hero does not lose hope that his feelings will be noticed and reciprocated.