This song may be copied for incidental, noncommercial church or home use. It’s hard to overstate the scale of interpersonal transformation wrought by a year of isolation, but in her gentle croons (“Send me sunbeam/Call me sunbeam,” she sings) Tirzah grasps for something close to rebirth. He sent his Son, a newborn babe, with peace and holiness. As the pandemic wanes and we confront the world, “Send Me” resonates. Tirzah hasn’t released any new music since 2018, but here manages to connect with a nascent concern of 2021. By the track’s end, as its minimal drum loop stutters into silence, we’re left with bleeding guitars that, rather than disrupt, blend with the song’s vulnerable core to bring it all home. “Let me heal and now I’m sure,” she hymns repeatedly. She recently gave birth to her second child, and the lyrics contend with discovering a new well of love within yourself. Send it on Down Send it on Down Lord, let the Holy Ghost come on down Lord, we're your children And we are asking For You to send the fire Our hearts are hungry Our spirit are thirsty We need to feel you first Just like the prophet They said it would be In the last days an outpouring we seen Yes we are waiting We're anticipating Lord to send. The song is about the singer coming into her own as a mother. Take the drums on her new single “Send Me,” which march like a funeral procession and function to usher Tirzah’s careful pleas into a private corner of your mind.

Send it on song