| Quelques arpents de neige
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| Une terre desolee de glace et de neige
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| Le nord vrai et fort, fier et libre
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| La terre de l’etoile du soir
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| A man crosses the plains
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| Searching for identity, searching for his means
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| He’s looking for guidance: «who then are we?»
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| But gone from here his ancestors long are they
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| Through a few acres of snow
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| Had they treaded and forged their path
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| Through river, snow, mountain and field
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| A frontier was made and secured without fear
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| And out of it rose a folk; |
| the new world awoke
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| In the spring through every new sown seed
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| A folk who had dwelled, struggled, survived
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| On just «A Few Acres of Snow»
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| Quelques arpents de neige
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| Une terre indesirable de glace et de neige
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| Aueun desir de quoi? |
| inapte pour qui?
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| They who went A mari ad mare ad mare?
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| Twenty thousand men stormed the
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| Plain in old world Europa in 1917
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| Instilling the freedom, instilling
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| The means, the freedom of the fabled
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| Quelques arpents de neige… |