Three Six Nine

A children's song permanently etched into my brain. Lyrics are as follows:

(Fingers up!)

Three six nine,
The goose drank wine
The monkey did the shimmy on the streetcar line
But the streetcar broke
And the monkey went croak¹
And they all went to heaven on an old billygoat

repeat

My mother told me
If I was good, she
Well, she would buy me a rubber ducky²
My auntie told her
I kissed a soldier
Now she won't buy me that rubber ducky.

repeat first verse

¹Instead of saying the word croak, you may wish to make a slit-throat noise.

²At this point, play a kazoo or make quacking noises until somebody forces you to stop.

This song also has hand motions that go along with it:

Fingers Up! (bring your hands up to your chest.)
Three six nine (count three, six, nine on your fingers)
The goose drank wine (stick your neck out like a goose, then drink as if you had a glass in your hand.)
The monkey did the shimmy on the streetcar line (immitate a monkey doing the "shimmy".)
But the streetcar broke (Touch fingertips with both arms horizontal and form into inverted V on the word "broke".)
And the monkey went went croak (choke yourself or draw a finger across your neck.)
And they all went to heaven on an old billy-goat (praying hands, i think. or maybe this line has no actions... I can't remember!)

This song was possibly written by Kim & Jerry Brodey. /msg me if you can confirm this.