I think I lost myself in your new religion
You say a prayer for me like a superstition
We were always made for love
We could always speak in tongues
On my knees and I'm seeing visions
Yeah, you remind me that seven sins are deadly
You used to baptize me when I wasn't ready
Water never turns to wine
I've been drinking all the time
I think of you whenever I see fire in the sky

Your friends think I'm a freak
What was in my drink?
I can't even think, but we got history
In all of this, I lost myself
Maybe I'll see you in hell
Okay, whatever
One man's trash is another man's treasure

I said my flesh is weak but the spirit's willing
And you would sell my soul just to make the killing
If you wanted me to stay
I'd repent my days away
I think of you when I see fire in the sky

Your friends think I'm a freak
What was in my drink?
I can't even think, but we got history
In all of this, I lost myself
Maybe I'll see you in hell
Okay, whatever
One man's trash is another man's treasure

You keep throwing me out like
You keep throwing me out like
You keep throwing me out like
One man's trash is another man's treasure
One man's trash is another man's treasure

Your friends think I'm a freak
What was in my drink?
I can't even think, but we got history
In all of this, I lost myself
Maybe I'll see you in hell
Okay, whatever
One man's trash is another man's treasure
One man's trash is another man's treasure


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Trash Lyrics as written by Tyler Glenn Timothy Pagnotta

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