Alexandre Belliard Un Canadien errant Banni de ses foyers Un Canadien errant…
Estelle Caron & Claude Corbeil N Canadien errant / Banni de ses foyers Parcourait en pleura…
Ian Sylvia Un Canadien errant Banni de ses foyers Un Canadien errant Ba…
Ian %26 Sylvia Un canadien errant, Banni de ses foyers, Un canadien erran…
Ian & Sylvia Un canadien errant, Banni de ses foyers, Un canadien erran…
Nana Mouskouri Un Canadien errant banni de ses foyers Un Canadien errant ba…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Alan Mills:

I Know An Old Lady I know an old lady who swallowed a fly, I don't…
The Battle of Queenstown Heights Upon the heights of Queenston one dark october day Invading …

The lyrics are frequently found in the comments by searching or by filtering for lyric videos

Comments from YouTube:

@gerardducasse7845

9y↑6

Je ne suis pas Canadien de naissance mais je ne puis écouter cette chanson sans que quelque chose en moi se déchire. Alan Mills chante avec beaucoup de profonde émotion. Merci .

@macadavy

10y↑5

Awesome! The best version of this song I've ever heard!

@vivianedube2753

Merci grandement pour cette présentation.—Décédé pourtant en 1977, à l’âge de 63 ans et des poussières; c’est la toute première fois que j’entends cette version chantée par Allan Mills!!!.—Cette version a un paragraphe de plus.—Né à Lachine (Québec); Alan Mills (né Albert Miller) fut d’abord journaliste; puis ensuite baryton.—Pour ensuite bifurquer vers les chansons folkloriques.—Il était un parfait bilingue.—Viviane. (30 Octobre 2019)

@GeorgeBurman-xi8ng

Uncle Al was extraordinary with a great tenor voice, often favorably compared to Burl Ives. He chose folksinging after serving in the Canadian army in WW2 and recorded many traditional folk songs from all parts of canada which he reinterpreted on his Sunday radio show for The Molson Hour . His own weekly program was called Folk Songs for young folk and must have been broadcast from 1950 to about 1960. He wrote and recorded that dearly loved song for kids entitled " I know an old lady who swallowed a fly". He then starred in an early Canadian TV show entitled "Radisson and Groseillier" where he played the role of the Huron chief. He visited some of the most remote areas in Canada including Newfoundland, Labrador and Baffin Island . He brought us some fabulous presents carved by the Innuit.
My older brother aged 8, and I aged 5 were photographed on his first album cover. Unfortunately he and his wife Bernie could not have children so we were appropriate stand-ins when needed. His biggest triumph was an album recorded with Helene (?) Baillargeon in about 1960. After he passed away his musical recordings were bequeathed to the National Archives of Canada, and some can still be found on Folkways Records from teh Smithsonian.