The Way

[Intro]
Uh, lost, I lost, I lost, I lost, I lost

[Chorus]
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?

[Post-Chorus]
Time and time again
I am lost, my friend
Getting better
Getting better, I’m getting better, said
Time and time again
I am lost, my friend
Getting better
Getting better, I’m getting better, said (Trapped)

[Refrain]
Lost my mind, trapped in me
I don’t know what’s happening
I’ve been space traveling
Ah, tryna find some inner peace, inner peace

[Verse 1]
Welcome to my abyss
Filled with sins and trifling
Fake friends, I hate them
Delete them all, erase them
I’m gettin’ lost in my abyss
Trials, tribulations, and suffering
Mayhem will break them
Words from the evil faces

[Chorus]
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way? (Oh)
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way? (Oh)

[Refrain]
Lost my mind, trapped in me
I don’t know what’s happening
I’ve been space traveling
Ah, tryna find some inner peace, inner peace

[Verse 2]
It’s pain in those words, you can hear it when I talk
But what’s a life to live if you don’t got no risk involved?
And what’s a slit to make if you don’t got no wrist involved?
Mixin’ pills with the liquor, fuck, I’m finna risk it all
Still a cool dude, too smooth, just like olive oil
Known to pop pills, pop niggas, and pop ollies, boy
And, bitch, I speak for myself, but my health ain’t my wealth
‘Cause I’m rich in my bank, but I’m bad with myself (Oh)

[Chorus]
Do you know the way? (Lost, I lost)
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way? (Oh)
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?
Do you know the way?

[Post-Chorus]
Time and time again
I am lost, my friend
Getting better
Getting better, I’m getting better, said
Time and time again
I am lost, my friend (Lost, I lost)
Getting better
Getting better, I’m getting better, said

The new collaboration between Juice WRLD and XXXTENTACION, “The Way,” has sparked a fiery debate among fans. While many are emotional and nostalgic about hearing the two late legends on a single track, others are criticizing it as a disrespectful “cash grab.” The controversy stems from the fact that Juice WRLD’s vocals were repurposed from a cherished, unreleased song known as “Inner Peace,” leaving many fans feeling that his original work has been tarnished for the sake of a posthumous release. Despite this, some remain grateful for any new music from the two artists, highlighting the complex and often difficult relationship between art, legacy, and the music industry.