Marilyn Manson's cover of Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus" appears on the 2008 compilation Lest We Forget. This recording captures the artist's signature industrial rock aesthetic, reinterpreting the new wave classic through a darker, more aggressive lens. Manson's vocal delivery transforms the original's synth-driven melancholy into a theatrical performance characteristic of his later career. The track stands as a testament to his ability to absorb and reshape influential pop and rock material. While the song originates from a different era, this version reflects the artist's enduring engagement with electronic textures and gothic sensibilities. It serves as a notable song in his extensive catalogue, showcasing his versatility in covering established hits while maintaining his distinct sonic identity.