Grammatical Structures Used:

Imperative, -er verbs, Stressed Pronouns, il est vs. c'est, Demonstrative Pronoun, Subjunctive, Adverbs of Quantity, Direct objects

Lyrics:

1. Ecoute les orgues,
elles jouent pour toi
2. Il est terrible, cet air là
3. J'espère que tu aimes
, C'est assez beau non
4. C'est le requiem pour un con
5. Je l'ai composé spécialement pour toi

6. A ta mémoire de scélérat

Imperative, -er verbs, Stressed Pronouns, il est vs. c'est, Demonstrative Pronoun, Subjunctive, Adverbs of Quantity, Direct objects

Grammatical Analysis:

1. Imperative (listen!) // standard -er verb (jouer) // Stressed Pronouns
2. Il est vs. c'est: il est followed by adjective // Demonstrative pronoun (cet; masculine before vowel, meaning this)
3. Subjunctive clause (I hope that you like...) however, the tu form of the subjunctive is the same as the indicative //Adverb of Quantity (assez) meaning enough
4. Il est vs. c'est: c'est followed by modified noun
5. The "l'" is the direct object. It referrs to "the (masculine singular) requiem of the previous sentence