[Verse 1] Quiet Saturday morning, paper's thin but it's loaded Volume one-sixty, number forty-two, freshly coded October seventeenth, that's the date on the spine Part One of the Gazette, reading it line by line Four commissions speaking soft, like voices round a table Revenue Agency first, counting what it's able Taxes, trusts, the numbers that keep the country fed Quiet work most folks don't notice, happens overhead [Chorus] Canada Gazette, Part One, number forty-two Four commissions whisper policy, nothing left to prove Privy Council adds a notice, folding into the page October seventeenth, twenty-six, turning a quiet stage [Verse 2] Canadian International Trade Tribunal next in line Settles disputes on imports, keeps the borders fine Checks if goods come in too cheap, hurting local makers Rules on fairness, balances the scales like careful bakers Then the CRTC, broadcasting and the wires Telecom and television, tuning all the dials Licenses and standards, keeping airwaves in their lane Public Service Commission hires without the strain Fair process for government jobs, merit on the table No shortcuts, no favors, just who's proven they're able [Chorus] Canada Gazette, Part One, number forty-two Four commissions whisper policy, nothing left to prove Privy Council adds a notice, folding into the page October seventeenth, twenty-six, turning a quiet stage [Verse 3] Privy Council notice, tucked in government pages Orders passed in council, moving through the stages Not a brand new law tonight, just an official showing Part of how the country runs while the paperwork keeps flowing Now flip to Part Two, a different kind of sound October seventh, volume one-fifty-nine, number twenty found This is where the finished rules get printed clean and whole Regulations fully baked, already playing their role Part One shows you what's in motion, proposals taking flight Part Two's the settled version, locked and written right [Bridge] Two parts, one paper, different kinds of pace One's the conversation, one's the finished case Proposed before it's final, filed once it's signed That's the quiet rhythm of a bureaucratic mind [Chorus] Canada Gazette, Part One, number forty-two Four commissions whisper policy, nothing left to prove Privy Council adds a notice, folding into the page October seventeenth, twenty-six, turning a quiet stage [Outro] Volume one-sixty, volume one-fifty-nine, Two parts of the same slow, careful design October's pages settle, soft as fingerpicked strings That's the Gazette this week, and all it quietly brings
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