The lyrics of "Oh Lord" by The Game primarily revolve around his luxurious lifestyle, success, and affiliation with the Bloods gang. The song features boastful and confident lyrics as he showcases his wealth, partying escapades, and experiences within the music industry. In the first verse, he expresses the desire to let Jesus take control of his expensive car, referred to as the "Phantom." He then mentions waking up in Atlanta and gives credit to someone named Lees for bringing the magic to Magic City (a famous strip club). The Game also mentions partying with Diddy and popping Magnum bottles. The chorus highlights the extravagant lifestyle with references to marble floors and Lamborghini doors. He mentions leaning out the window on the West Side, a nod to his affiliation with the Bloods gang, while smoking high-quality marijuana. The second verse continues the theme of success and loyalty to his gang. He mentions Compton and how they are "bout it bout it," a phrase derived from Master P's song, indicating their willingness to stand up for themselves. The Game shouts out various individuals, including rapper Nick Cannon, his friend Joe Moses, YG, and Kendrick Lamar. He praises Kendrick for his talent and elevates him to a pedestal, implying that he's a highly respected artist. The outro is a humorous exchange where The Game mentions "smoking sherm," a term for smoking cannabis laced with PCP. He jokingly questions the listener's lifestyle and clarifies that in the 818 (area code for the San Fernando Valley), they only consume pure marijuana. Overall, "Oh Lord" is a braggadocious track where The Game celebrates his success, lavish lifestyle, and loyalty to his gang, with some playful banter interspersed throughout the lyrics.
