Pizza

Oh say, can you see by the pizzas Bright light? what so proudly now stands in the CWC with red pepperonis and some bright yellow cheese what was once a plain rock is a symbol of our camp and the pizza's nice crust in the wilderness camp gave happiness bright, and our pizza is still there. Oh say that the pizza still stands there today on the land of the cousins and the wilderness camp?
Oh say, can you see by the pizzas Bright light? what so proudly now stands in the CWC with red pepperonis and some bright yellow cheese what was once a plain rock is a symbol of our camp and the pizza's nice crust in the wilderness camp gave happiness bright, and our pizza is still there. Oh say that the pizza still stands there today on the land of the cousins and the wilderness camp?
Oh say, can you see by the pizza’s bright light?
What so proudly now stands in the CWC sight?
With red pepperonis and bright yellow cheese,
On the rock that we found in the camp-summer breeze.
What was once just a stone on the ground of our land
Now is pizza-shaped pride made by cousin-filled hands.
With a crust golden brown and a sparkle so true,
It stands for our camp and the fun that we knew.
Oh say, does the pizza still shine through the night?
As the fireflies dance in the warm summer light?
On the land of the cousins where laughter runs free,
And the songs of the camp echo out by the trees?
From the cabins we cheer as we gather and sing,
For the cheese and the crust and the joy that they bring.
Though the seasons may change and the days drift away,
Our great pizza of CWC forever will stay.
Oh say, let it stand where the campers all roam,
Like a flag for our friends and a summer camp home.
With its pepperoni stars and its golden crust band,
Oh say that the pizza still stands on the land!

Like the national anthem