[Verse 1] The Gazette rolls out on a Tuesday in July Volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine Part One arrived on the eighteenth, crisp and dry Harpsichord clicking through the government line The Canadian International Trade Tribunal filed The Radio-television Commission spoke their piece The Public Service Commission reconciled And bureaucratic gears turned without cease [Chorus] A gazeta do Canadá, fazendo seu trabalho Regulamentos frescos, cada detalhe no lugar Part One, Part Two, o governo não para Julho vinte e um, vamos registrar [Verse 2] Environment Canada dropped a notice in the pile The Privy Council left their government mark Commissions stacking papers, filing in the style Of procedural precision after dark Three commissions in Part One, all accounted for Trade, broadcasting, public service lined up neat The Department of the Environment at the door The official record, nothing incomplete [Chorus] A gazeta do Canadá, fazendo seu trabalho Regulamentos frescos, cada detalhe no lugar Part One, Part Two, o governo não para Julho vinte e um, vamos registrar [Bridge] Part Two came even earlier, July the fifteenth date Volume one-fifty-nine, number fourteen on the page Two separate publications, staggered, never late The Gazette runs in sections — that's the official sage Part One for notices and commissions loud Part Two for regulations, orders bound and sealed Together they compose the governing shroud The paper trail through which all laws are revealed [Verse 3] So if you want to track what Ottawa has done You read the Gazette published every week Two volumes, different sections, never just the one The formal record of the rules they speak Commissions notify, departments post their word The Privy Council marks the cabinet's decree No rumor, no assumption — every action heard In ink and volume number, formally and free [Verse 4] Behind the numbered pages, history is made Each entry logged with purpose, date, and care The public has a right to see it all displayed Democracy requires the record bare From trade disputes to broadcasting rights and more From environmental notices to law The Gazette holds the archive at its core A nation's living document without a flaw [Chorus] A gazeta do Canadá, fazendo seu trabalho Regulamentos frescos, cada detalhe no lugar Part One, Part Two, o governo não para Julho vinte e um, vamos registrar [Chorus] A gazeta do Canadá, fazendo seu trabalho Regulamentos frescos, cada detalhe no lugar Part One, Part Two, o governo não para Julho vinte e um, vamos registrar [Outro] Semana de julho, o Canadá publicou Part One, Part Two — o registro não falhou
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