Canon
И. Пахельбель Lyrics

The lyrics are in French and translate to:

Remember
Was it May or November
Here or there?
Was it a Monday?
I only remember an immense wall
But we were together
Together, we crossed it

Come back to me
From your travels so far
Come back to me
Everything adds to my life
I need our paths to cross
When time brings us together
Together, everything is prettier

The repetition of "ensemble" (together) emphasizes the importance of unity and companionship in life's journey, as together they were able to overcome the "immense wall." The lyricist reflects on a past memory, not able to recall the specifics of the situation, but the presence of their company being the most important aspect. The need for their paths to cross again highlights the desire for continued connections with those we care about.

Interesting Facts:
1) Canon in D major was composed by Johann Pachelbel in the 18th century, and the lyrics in the song appear to be original.
2) The piece is one of the most popular compositions in classical music and has been adapted and covered by many artists in modern times.
3) The original version features three violins and a basso continuo, and has since been performed with a variety of instruments and arrangements.
4) Pachelbel was known for his prolific output of church music, and lived a relatively quiet life in Germany.
5) There are debates about the true originality of the Canon in D major, with some sources claiming it was inspired by an Italian composer, Giovanni Gabrieli.
6) The music has been used in various forms of media, including films, television, and video games.
7) The piece has been studied by music theorists for its use of a ground bass pattern, which repeats throughout the composition.
8) The lyrics in the song may be interpreted in different ways, with some listeners focusing on the themes of unity and companionship, while others may see it as a love song or about nostalgia for the past.
9) Canon in D major has been suggested to have applications in therapy, with some claiming it can improve memory and reduce anxiety.
10) The chord progression in the Canon has been used extensively in popular music, with examples including the songs "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey and "Basket Case" by Green Day.

Chords:
The original composition is in the key of D major and follows a ground bass pattern, with a chord progression of D-A-Bm-F#m-G-D-G-A. However, as the lyrics in the song are original, there may be variations in the chords used for the accompaniment.