I learned this in Wisconsin, a state that is prepositionally challenged. Hence, "in a cabin by the woods."

In a cabin by the woods, Little old man by the window stood. Saw a rabbit hopping by, Knocking at his door. "Help me, Help me, Help me!" he said, "Or the hunter will shoot me dead." "Come along and live with me, Oh how happy we will be!"

[draw cabin with finger in air] [hand over eyes, as if scouting] [imitate wild knocking] [wag ears up and down in distress] [imitate hunter with gun, sighting on prey] [invite in with finger] [imitate sharpening knife]