Am I the only person on earth that remembers this? Every junior high beginning pianist knows and plays the tune, but sings it as "Doctor, doctor, can you tell. What will make poor xx-xx well"

My dad played piano in his family band about 1915 and he sang the original lyrics:

Every night in my backyard
Isn't it an aweful shame?
Pussycats are fighting hard.
Isn't it an aweful shame?
Get my boot jack and my gun.
Isn't it an aweful shame?
When I'm ready, away they run.
Isn't it an aweful shame?

cho:
Goodby Sally Weaver, goodby Sally Jane
Goodbye Sally Weaver
I'll never see you again.

Does anyone know any more verses? I know the tune was used as the grand prize puzzle on a Name That Tune type radio show in the 1950's and nobody got it for months. Everybody knows the tune but almost nobody knows its name or the real lyrics.