The Birthday of Confederation

A Canadian march song of 1927.
Words and music by Albert E. MacNutt.


Sheet music provided by Nicholas Leunissen:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. Ever since Confederation
    We have been a ready Nation
    When they had a “Little Job” they wanted done
    Was it Fighting, Work, or Science?
    They could always place reliance
    In Canada, Great Britain’s fav’rite Son

Chorus
In Canada, in Canada
There’s a bond of love in Canada
A bond of Union, that we proudly toast
In a “Diamond Jubilee” from Coast to Coast
In Unity, Community, the Nation’s great endeavor
“O Canada” The Maple Leaf forever”
And we’ll make it loud and hearty
For it is our Birthday party
The Nation’s Birthday of Confederation

  1. From far off Prince Edward Island
    To the Rocky Mountain highland
    You will find the fairest land the world can give
    Makes no diff’rence what extraction
    You will find no creed or faction
    In Canada, the country, where we live