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Outside my house, there's a cactus plant they call the Century Tree
Only once every hundred years it flowers gracefully
And you never know when it will bloom

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Hey, do you wanna come out and play the game?
It's never too late
Hey, do you wanna come out and play the game?
It's never too late

Clementine Hunter was 54 when she packed up her paint
Old Uncle Taylor was 81 when he rode his bike across the plains of China
And the sun was shining on that day
Just like today

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He didn't know how to tell her
For over thirty years
He kept locked up inside himself
No one saw the tears
But then she went away
And he woke up that day

Now he brings roses to his sweetheart
She lives most anywhere
He sees somebody suffering
He knows that despair
So he offers them a rose
And some quiet prose
About dancing in a shimmering ballroom
'Cause you never know when it will bloom

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Outside my house, there's a cactus plant they call the Century Tree   Only once every hundred years it flowers gracefully   And you never know when it will bloom      [chorus]   Hey, do you wanna come out and play the game?   It's never too late   Hey, do you wanna come out and play the game?   It's never too late      Clementine Hunter was 54 when she packed up her paint   Old Uncle Taylor was 81 when he rode his bike across the plains of China   And the sun was shining on that day   Just like today      [chorus]      He didn't know how to tell her   For over thirty years   He kept locked up inside himself   No one saw the tears   But then she went away    And he woke up that day      Now he brings roses to his sweetheart   She lives most anywhere   He sees somebody suffering   He knows that despair   So he offers them a rose   And some quiet prose    About dancing in a shimmering ballroom   'Cause you never know when it will bloom      [chorus until fade]