In Remembrance of Annette Funicello
In Remembrance of Annette Funicello
By Elton Camp
There were only two TV channels we could get
Still, I sat in front of the black and white set
The Mickey Mouse Club was my favorite show
But Annette’s is the only name I recall, though
She and others sang the program’s theme song
Sort of made me feel like, with them I belong
Although they were cool kids I was just a nerd
I was glad whenever the Mouseketeers I heard
The beach movies she later made I didn’t see
It was too far to town for a rural hick like me
That she had a serious disease I already knew
Yet, I didn’t like that Annette’s life is through
But it’s merciful that her suffering is at an end
It’s in honor to her, that this little write I send
Copyright © Elton Camp | Year Posted 2013
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