Good for you--patriotic, good song

This was good, I wasn't offended

Yeeeeaaaah!! Go Canadians! We rock! Woo! I'm from Southern Ontario, and have a Newfie friend whose jokes all have a Newfoundlander in them somehow! But anyway nice job on the parody! "At least the syrup's free"...I think I'll be singing the song like that from now on. Haha.

Aw, thanks guys! I totally appreciate that : ) and for funky Monkey--*tear tear* I'm, so glad my song will stay with you...hehe

Very good, Kate Some Canadian are my neigbors all winter, aye.

Happy anniversary, congratulations on Vancouver getting the 2010 Winter Olympics, and a salute to the freest nation on Earth! (At least until January 20, 2005, anyway.) Grits forever, and I don't mean Southern food! And being from New Jersey, let me say that we will take very good care of your Stanley Cup. Hadda get that in.

It is offending canada by saying hi he he he he just jokin it's good

uh.......canadian bacon ain't dat good...........uh........hello............bye

l liked it

GO CANADA GO!

Beautifal. You bloody rock. Anyone who finds THAT offencive either needs to be slapped silly or get a sence of humour.

why would u disrespect canada with changhing the ;yrics like that wtf is wrong with u what do u have nothing better to do

I just heard the original song. Shame on you for making fun of it. It was written for our deceased Canadian Soldiers....all I can say is again, "Shame on you!!!"

I am so proud that Lee Greenwood would change the words to his song to have Canadian words. Obviously he thought enough of the men and women who died in Canada to change the words. Shame on you for changing the words. Shame on the Canadians who think your words were funny. After viewing the film clip of the cofins of the dead soldiers returning to Canada and hearing the song I am truly ashamed of you and you should definately take this " crap" off of the internet.

You honestly think this is funny? Don't mind poking a little fun at ourselves, but you stepped over the line on this one. You should be embarrassed for even posting this crap.

I know that we should be relaxed enough to tak a look at the humour in even the darkest moments of our lives: I for one do so regularly. However, I am also a soldier serving in Afghanistan. As others have said: you have crossed the line. But, you know what? Soldiers fight and die for YOU so that you can express even such disrespect. We will continue to do so.

my comment is for kates comment of making fun its not making fun of the song its parody the song theres a big difference

Great parody, and thanks for at least thinking of our Country. Too many citizens just use this Country as a gateway to somewhere else.Too bad. I love this Country and your parody was humourous and with point. Not malicious or disrespectful. Thanks.

Yes, this song honors fallen soldiers and we should respect that. But this parody isn't poking fun at the soldiers, just showing how proud Kate is of Canada's amazing quirks. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that, and in fact I think its nice that she took the time to show off what she loves about her country.

This is so funny - I wrote this song when I was about 14 years old (now 21) and just stumbled across it again when doing that typical 'google of yourself' It's kind of hilarious and depressing to see the comments that are so critical - a preteen girl writing a parody tribute song to Canada based on the Lee Greenwood US version on the internet - with a touch of humor in order to appreciate Canada as I saw it as a naive 14 year old - And that is disrespectful to soldiers? Sorry, but I fail to see your point. Apologies if it was really that offensive - did I make fun of soldiers? of sacrifice? It doesn't seem that way to me. Let's take a step back, stop getting offended and uppity about innocent fun, and appreciate the creativity of kids, no? Ugh. I want to support our soldiers (not war, but people), but I keep meeting ignorant defenders of war who make that harder and harder to do as long as I have any amount of intelligence and conscience. No disrespect. As a note, I don't think I knew that the "God Bless Canada" song existed when I was 14. Sorry folks! In any case, hope I didn't come off like a crazy adult female! Just defending my childhood here :)

Very Funny!!!Any chance of sending me a copy of the song PLEASE!!

This is for Bihohammeradeloskiamandlemaskitorinanalsonmaide; it's not Canadian bacon, it's back bacon. I know the syrup's free if you tap it from a maple, but if you get it at a store you must pay Value Added Tax. Although I was born "you know where," at least it was on Canada Day, and one more thing I need to talk aboot; when you say "eh," that's just a polite way of saying now it's your turn to talk, eh? G'day.