| Welcome to Canada,
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| It’s the Maple Leaf State.
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| Canada, oh Canada it’s great!
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| The people are nice and they speak French too.
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| If you don’t like it, man, you sniff glue.
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| The Great White North, their kilts are plaid,
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| Hosers take off, it’s not half bad.
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| I want to be where yaks can run free,
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| Where Royal Mounties can arrest me.
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| Let’s go to Canada,
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| Let’s leave today,
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| Canada, oh, Canada,
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| I Sil Vous Plait.
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| They’ve got trees,
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| And mooses, and sled dogs,
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| Lots of lumber, and lumberjacks, and logs!
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| We all think it’s kind of a drag,
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| That you have to go there to get milk in a bag.
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| They say «eh?"instead of «what?"or «duh?»
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| That’s the mighty power of Canada!
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| I want to be where lemmings run into the sea,
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| Where the marmosets can attack me.
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| Let’s go to Canada,
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| Let’s leave today,
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| Canada, oh, Canada,
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| I Sil Vous Plait.
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| Let’s go to Canada,
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| Let’s leave today,
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| Canada, oh, Canada,
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| I Sil Vous Plait.
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| Please, please, explain to me,
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| How this all has come to be,
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| We forgot to mention something here.
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| Did we say that William Shatner is a native citizen?
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| And Slurpees made from venison,
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| That’s deer.
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| Let’s go to Canada,
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| Let’s leave today,
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| Canada, oh, Canada,
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| I Sil Vous Plait.
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| Let’s go to Canada,
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| Let’s leave today,
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| Canada, oh, Canada,
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| I Sil Vous Plait. |