You Send Me

The speaker is strongly attracted to someone and says that being together brings excitement and pleasure. At first, the feeling seems like a passing crush, but it lasts. As the song develops, the speaker begins to imagine a serious future together, even marriage. The mood is joyful, sincere, and increasingly committed.

“Send me” is an informal expression for making someone feel overwhelmed with excitement or emotion; it does not mean literally sending the speaker somewhere. The repeated “you thrill me” connects this excitement to closeness, such as being held or kissed. The contrast between “infatuation” and a feeling that has “lasted so long” suggests the speaker is beginning to see the attraction as deeper than a brief crush.

The lyrics present the speaker’s feelings with confidence, especially through repeated claims that the beloved truly affects them. Still, the song gives us only the speaker’s perspective: it does not tell us what the other person feels or whether marriage will actually happen. The wish to marry may express a genuine plan, or it may be an enthusiastic way of showing how serious the speaker’s feelings have become.