[Verse 1] Paper trail steady, October seventeenth on the spine, Volume one-sixty, number forty-two, right on time, Part One of the Gazette, the government's open diary, Every rule that's brewing gets promulgated, no mystery, promulgated means announced out loud, official and clear, it's the compendium of what Ottawa's cooking this year, not some secret memo stashed inside a drawer, printed plain for anyone who's curious, nothing more. [Chorus] Canada Gazette, keeping the record straight, Part One, Part Two, rolling through the gate, October paperwork, calm and clear, listen close, the whole country's ledger's here. [Verse 2] Canada Revenue Agency's posting their small notice, Canadian International Trade Tribunal's watching trade, holding focus, CRTC's tuning airwaves, broadcast and the phone lines too, Public Service Commission's checking who gets hired, tried and true, four commissions in one issue, different lanes, same open book, flip the page like flipping channels, that's the rhythm, take a look, no shouting, no alarm bells, just the record kept in line, government business humming low, a laid-back paper rhyme. [Chorus] Canada Gazette, keeping the record straight, Part One, Part Two, rolling through the gate, October paperwork, calm and clear, listen close, the whole country's ledger's here. [Verse 3] Government notices this round come from the Privy Council side, quiet office, big decisions, where the orders get verified, that's how notices get posted, nothing hidden, that's the fact, cabinet's paperwork turned public, calm and matter of fact, then Part Two steps forward, October seventh, slower pace, volume one fifty-nine, issue twenty, final rules take their place, that's where regulations land once they're all signed through, not proposals anymore, they're law now, settled and true. [Verse 4] Think about the archivist, filing decades deep in shelves, every issue numbered, telling stories by themselves, historians will read this when our arguments are dust, proof that for a moment, process earned the public's trust, so we sing about the ledger, not for glory, not for fame, just the steady drumbeat of a bureaucratic name, somewhere in that filing cabinet our October's tucked away, part of the long story Canada keeps writing every day. [Bridge] Part One's the heads-up, the proposals in the queue, Part Two's the handshake, confirming it's all due, two halves of one record, soft spoken, never loud, a nation keeps its paperwork, humble and unbowed. [Chorus] Canada Gazette, keeping the record straight, Part One, Part Two, rolling through the gate, October paperwork, calm and clear, listen close, the whole country's ledger's here. [Outro] October twenty-first, we read it low and slow, Gazette on the table, that's the stuff you oughta know, promulgated, printed, filed away with care, Canada's keeping receipts, chill and steady, everywhere.
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