[Verse 1] It's the twenty-eighth of July, twenty-twenty-six today The Canada Gazette is speaking, got official words to say Part One rolled out on the eighteenth, volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine Three commissions putting notices where the federal records shine The Trade Tribunal filed its papers, telecommunications too The CRTC broadcasting what the public's owed to know The Public Service Commission rounding out the trio's queue Government bureaucracy moving quiet, measured, slow [Chorus] O diário oficial, it's printed clear O Canadá está falando, lend your ear Part One, Part Two, the gazette's full decree Promulgado para todos — published for the free [Verse 2] Environment and the Privy Council both submitted government notes The Department of the Environment, logging every word it wrote These aren't headlines screaming loud, they're the sinew underneath The connective tissue holding federal promises in their sheath "Sheath" — a covering that protects what's delicate inside Like regulations sheltering the rules by which we abide Quiet notices, official ink, the apparatus hums Governance is mostly paperwork before the verdict comes [Chorus] O diário oficial, it's printed clear O Canadá está falando, lend your ear Part One, Part Two, the gazette's full decree Promulgado para todos — published for the free [Bridge] And then there's Part Two, a fortnight back, July fifteen the date Volume one-fifty-nine, the fourteenth number at the gate Where regulations formalized get stamped and made complete The gazette's second volume where the statutory worlds meet This is "lacunary" ground — the gaps the law must fill Every notice, every order bends to Parliament's will Lacunary: the space between what's written and what's real The gazette closes those gaps with its bureaucratic seal [Verse 3] So if you want to know what's shifting in the federal domain You read the Canada Gazette in sunshine or in rain Three commissions, two departments, volumes stacked in sequence there The official record of a nation breathing government air Not glamorous, but necessary like the plumbing in the walls The Gazette keeps the record straight through corridors and halls July twenty-eighth, we note it, volume, number, date, and source Canada's official paper, steady, holding course [Chorus] O diário oficial, it's printed clear O Canadá está falando, lend your ear Part One, Part Two, the gazette's full decree Promulgado para todos — published for the free [Outro] Volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine... Part Two, one-fifty-nine, number fourteen... The gazette speaks in patient ink — são as regras, they define
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