It's not an idiom. 'Lord' is a commonly used word for 'God'. When someone says 'Oh Lord', it is like they are saying 'Oh God' or 'Oh my God!' People say 'Oh Lord' when they are frightened, surprised, or disappointed by something.
Eg: "Oh Lord, I forgot to hand in my essay!"
oh my lord
Oh, Oh, Oh! how good is the Lord. Oh, Oh, Oh! how good is the Lord. Oh, Oh, Oh! how good is the Lord. I never will forget what He has done for me. 1. He gives me salvation, how good is the Lord. He gives me salvation, how good is the Lord. He gives me salvation, how good is the Lord. I never will forget what He has done for me. Oh, Oh, Oh!.... 2. He gives me His blessings.... Oh, Oh, Oh!.... 3. He gives me His spirit... Oh, Oh, Oh!.... Or anything you wish to add....
O.M.L.G Means O My Lady Gaga
the lord god
Oh lord I want you to help me
Oh My Lord - song - was created in 2005.
Oh lord I want you to help me
Oh yes, that is an idiom. There are no transactions in which someone literally gives one of his or her arms and legs as payment.
Chuck Hooten and his band sing 'Oh the Lord is good, we have tasted it, tasted it. Oh the Lord is good, we have tasted it tasted it. Oh the Lord is good. Oh the Lord is good.' I believe it may be coming out on his next album. Awesome worship band with humble hearts!
The first cat belonged to God oh i mean the lord. or if you please the almighty creator. oh and by the way you misspelled first.
It is not an idiom, it means your nose is itching.
It's not really an idiom. It means "what are you thinking about."