I was talking to a native about this song yesterday. There are 58 versions, all used for various purposes. She told me it's like our national anthem in a way, because there is so much respect paid to it. More tribes than the Micmacs perform the Honor Song. The syllables don't translate into words, if I understood her correctly. The chanting isn't always the same. There is a version for healing and one for communication with nature. It's all in honor of the Great Creator. I was listening to 3 versions on You Tube, and they all sounded different. The commonality is the opening and the beat, which continues throughout and resembles a heartbeat. I might not be completely accurate since it was just one conversation, but I hope this helps.
It comes from the Micmac language - Kaleboo, meaning pawer or scratcher
Micmac means a member of an American Indian people or the Algonquian language of the Micmac.
the micmac word kaleboo meaning pawer or scratcher from its foraging by kicking snow aside
The Army Song
Honor or the HonorableThe meaning of Tazeen is :Decorations
Respect, honor.
The Army Song
The Army Song
The Army Song
The Army Song
To honor Christ!
Honore.