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Pour Your Oil by Tasha Cobbs Leonard cover art

Tasha Cobbs Leonard - Pour Your Oil Lyrics

Artist:
Tasha Cobbs Leonard

Lyrics

Won't You pour out on us
Won't You pour out on us
Won't You pour out on us
Won't You pour out on us...


Pour Your oil on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your oil on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour Your love on us...
Won't You pour out on us...
Pour Your love on us...
Won't You pour out on us...


Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your love on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour Your healing on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your healing on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour Your glory on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your glory on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour Your glory on us
Won't You pour out on us
Pour Your glory on us
Won't You pour out on us


Pour it out, pour it out
Pour it out, pour it out...


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Pour Your Oil” takes the form of a sustained prayer for God’s active presence. The lyric repeatedly asks for an outpouring, then names love, healing, and glory as gifts sought from God. Its limited vocabulary gives each request room to linger, making repetition the song’s principal means of emphasis. Oil functions as a biblical image associated with consecration, blessing, healing, and the work of God’s Spirit.

The request for God to pour out recalls prophetic language later repeated in Acts, where the promised outpouring of the Spirit reaches God’s people. The song does not develop a narrative; instead, it remains fixed on dependence and expectation. Love answers spiritual need, healing addresses brokenness, and glory directs attention back to God. As the final call to pour it out is repeated, the prayer becomes both personal and communal in scope. The lyric therefore fits worship centered on surrender and divine presence, expressing trust that every needed grace has its source in God.

Related Scripture

  • Joel 2:28-29 God promises to pour out the Spirit on all kinds of people.
  • Acts 2:17-18 Peter repeats the promise that God will pour out the Spirit.
  • Psalm 133:2 The psalm uses precious oil as an image of consecrated blessing.