[Verse 1] Friday drop, volume hundred-sixty, number forty-three Four commissions filed their papers, let me set the scene for free Canada Revenue Agency's in there with a quiet note Canadian International Trade Tribunal's got a case to tote They're the referees when imports spark a border fight Tariffs, dumping claims, deciding who's treated right [Chorus] That's the gazette, paper trail of power Four names stacked up this very hour Not a headline, not a shout Just the fine print spelling out What the government's allowed to do Before it ever reaches you [Verse 2] CRTC's riding shotgun, airwaves on their desk Broadcasting, telecom licenses, keeping signal blessed Public Service Commission's watching who gets hired in Fair and open staffing, that's the rule they're guarding, kin Four lanes, one highway, each commission keeps its post Nobody's famous for it, but it's the system's backbone, almost [Chorus] That's the gazette, paper trail of power Four names stacked up this very hour Not a headline, not a shout Just the fine print spelling out What the government's allowed to do Before it ever reaches you [Bridge] Environment's got notices tucked in the same report Quiet lines from a department doing work of another sort Here's a word for your pocket, something rarely said— Promulgate, it means to post a rule, make it known instead Not whispered, not hidden, published plain and square That's what Friday's gazette does, laying business out there [Verse 3] Part Two's still humming from last week, nothing fresh to add today So we tip the hat and let that older story stay Today it's Part One only, volume forty-three in print Four commissions, one department, there's your weekly hint No drama, just the record, the government's own diary Small print now, binding later — that's the gazette's whole theory [Chorus] That's the gazette, paper trail of power Four names stacked up this very hour Not a headline, not a shout Just the fine print spelling out What the government's allowed to do Before it ever reaches you [Verse 4] Somewhere in an office, a clerk is stamping dates Filing numbers, cross-checking names, closing out debates No cameras rolling, no anthem plays when the ruling's signed Just a civil servant doing work of a particular kind Think of every license, every tariff, every claim Started as a notice like this one, quiet, unknown by name That's democracy's plumbing, running underneath the floor You don't see the pipes until you need them, then you learn what they're for So raise a glass to the boring parts, the ones that hold the frame The gazette keeps turning pages, Friday after Friday, just the same [Outro] Promulgate it, post it plain, let the record speak Canada Gazette, same quiet work, every single week [Chorus] That's the gazette, paper trail of power Four names stacked up this very hour Not a headline, not a shout Just the fine print spelling out What the government's allowed to do Before it ever reaches you
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