Oh Lord
Mad Satta Lyrics

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Oh Lord.
Ive got.
One thing.
To Confess.
Ive been bad.
But it felt good.
To kick back.
And undress.

Felt right.
To do wrong.
And I dont feel good about it.
Help me.

Good Lord.
Good Lord.

In Mad Satta's song "Oh Lord," the singer acknowledges one thing they have to confess - that they have been bad. However, they also admit that it felt good to "kick back and undress." Doing wrong feels right to them, but they also do not feel good about it. That's when the singer turns to God for help. They plead to the Lord, asking for assistance and guidance in their struggles.

The lyrics of "Oh Lord" express a common dilemma that many people face - the struggle between right and wrong. It highlights the fact that sometimes doing what feels good can also be bad, and that seeking guidance from a higher power can help in overcoming these struggles.

Line by Line Meaning

Oh Lord.
Addressing the divine being to whom the singer will confess.

Ive got.
The singer wants to emphasize that they possess something important to share.

One thing.
The singer is about to talk about a solitary incident, and not multiple wrongdoings.

To Confess.
The artist is now announcing the intention to admit to a mistake they made.

Ive been bad.
The artist acknowledges their wrongdoing.

But it felt good.
The singer is admitting that their wrongdoing was pleasurable at the time, despite being able to recognize it was a mistake.

To kick back.
The singer was taking things easy and relaxing when they made their mistake.

And undress.
The artist is revealing that their wrongdoing and pleasure are related in a sexual manner.

Felt right.
The artist is saying that, in their moment of making the mistake, it felt like the correct thing to do despite the guilt they feel about it now.

To do wrong.
The artist contends that it is sometimes tempting to do the wrong thing even when you know it is not ethical.

And I don't feel good about it.
The singer is wrestling with feelings of contrition and guilt.

Help me.
A plea to the divine to provide aid to the artist in making amends for their wrongdoing.

Good Lord.
An appeal to the divine to channel good intentions.

Good Lord.
An echo of the appeal, to underscore its importance.

Contributed by Molly F. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

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