[Verse 1] Flip the calendar to the fourth of July Not fireworks south the border, but the Gazette rolls by Volume one-sixty, number twenty-seven lands Part One is printed, spread across official hands Canada Border Services got a commission filed Public Service Commission stepping in with style Industry department dropping government notes Guaranteed Funeral Deposits — that's the miscellaneous quotes [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the record of the week Where Ottawa speaks in language bureaucrats keep Every notice, every order, every parliamentary page Logged and dated on the official stage Two-thousand-twenty-six, July week four The Gazette tells you what the government's there for [Verse 2] Then flip to Part Two, dated Canada Day July the first, volume one-fifty-nine in play Number thirteen in the sequence, rolling through Regulations finalized, the legal residue This is where the draft becomes the binding rule Where proposed intentions get sharpened to a tool Parliament's included, the session leaves its mark The Gazette catches everything before it dims to dark [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the record of the week Where Ottawa speaks in language bureaucrats keep Every notice, every order, every parliamentary page Logged and dated on the official stage Two-thousand-twenty-six, July week four The Gazette tells you what the government's there for [Verse 3] Behind the numbers live the people and the trade The funeral home director checking rules that someone made The border agent logging what the commission says The industry compliance officer counting working days Every regulation has a name behind the ink Every volume number ties the policy to the link From the Queen's Printer server to the public eye The Gazette carries governance from January to July [Bridge] Part One proposes, Part Two confirms the call Fraternal funeral funds, border agents, trade halls Industry department watching commerce tick Parliament is noted — that's how you read it quick Two volumes running parallel each week One draft, one final — that's the rhythm that they keep [Chorus] Canada Gazette, the record of the week Where Ottawa speaks in language bureaucrats keep Every notice, every order, every parliamentary page Logged and dated on the official stage Two-thousand-twenty-six, July week four The Gazette tells you what the government's there for [Outro] So when the government moves and the policy shifts Check the Gazette archive, read the paper it lifts Border services, public service, industry trade Funeral deposit funds — nothing gets mislaid Volume numbers climbing, the record stays clean Canada Gazette — the most official thing you've seen
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