Pase lo que pase
Cueste lo que cueste
Hoy que todo cambia y nada será igual
Los buenos momentos, los grandes secretos
Que juntos vivimos no se perderán

Aunque no te encuentre
Mañana en mi vida
Y solo recuerdos queden ya de ti
Siempre habrá rincones
Detalles, señales
Que te harán sentir
Que no me perdí, que no me perdí

Nos toca caminar
Rebelde way
Echemos a volar
Rebelde way
Con todo a contramano
Con bronca y con llanto
Sin poder sentir, mucho llorarás
Si tu miedo cargas
És que vivo estás
Júgate a tu verdad
Rebelde way

La ra la ra la ra la
La la ra ra la ra la
La ra la ra la ra la la
La ra la ra la ra la
La la ra ra la ra la
La ra la ra la ra la

Pase lo que pase
Pierda quien pierda
Una sola cosa jamás cambiará
Esas ganas locas
De vivir la vida
Apostando a pleno solo por jugar

Cuando el tiempo astuto nos deje muy solos
Los buenos recuerdos aparecerán
La melancolía de una rebeldía
Que me hará sentir
Que jamás perdí
Que jamás perdí

Nos toca caminar
Rebelde way
Echemos a volar
Rebelde way
Con todo a contramano
Con bronca y con llanto
Sin poder sentir, mucho llorarás
Si tu miedo cargas
És que vivo estás
Júgate a tu verdad
Rebelde way


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