Canada Canada

I’ll adorn my suit and coat with a hat

And pin a marigold flower upon it

I’ll adorn my suit and coat with a hat

And pin a marigold flower upon it

In the winters, Vancouver shall be my home

In the winters, Vancouver shall be my home

And in the summers, I’ll settle in Atlanta

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go

The media shows in Canada went quite well actually

Brampton will be filled with cheers and celebration

I, Neki [Self-reference to a persona or associate], will get us in the newspapers

I'm going to roast the Punjabi artists, my friend

I'll host a radio program of my own

Earning both wealth and a reputable name

My heart beats for India

But my friendship lies with Sher-E-Punjab [Reference to a popular Punjabi radio station/media outlet]

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go

I'll take blessings from the mustard fields, [Billo: a term of endearment for a beautiful girl]

Tell me, what is the shame in working hard?

Here I plant paddy, there I shall harvest berries

I'll take a joyride to Seattle on the weekends

I’ll buy a Bentley, I won’t be pushing a street-cart

The leaders have sunk the ship of Punjab

For sixty-seven years they have ruled

Only one dynasty dominates in India

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go

Two or three cars and four trailers

I'll spend piles of dollars without a care

I'll start a taxi service at the airport

And I’ll order a Bullet [A Royal Enfield motorcycle, a status symbol in Punjab] from India

A white [Chadhra: a traditional Punjabi lower wrap/sarong] and a [Parna: a short, casual turban/head wrap]

There’s no point staying here, why die in India?

Wherever I go, I will carry with me

The traditional Punjabi attire of the Maans [Self-reference to the artist's clan/lineage]

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go

Canada, Canada

To Canada, Canada I must go