We sang this version in summer camp back in the '60's. It's similar to some of the others, with slight twists.
There was a fat old Dutchman, his name was Dunderbach. He had the finest sausages, and sauerkraut and sack (I think). He had the finest butchershop the world had ever seen, And he took out a patent on the sausage meat machine.
OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH Dunderbach, Oh Dunderbach, how could you be so mean To ever have invented the sausage meat machine? The pussy cats, the dogs, the rats will never more be seen, For they've all been ground to sausage meat in Dunderbach's machine.
One day a boy came walking into the butcher store. He ordered up some sausages and eggs, a half a score. And while he was a-waiting, he whistled up a tune And the Sausages began to hop and dance around the room!
(Chorus)
One night the whole thing busted. The machine refused to go. So Dunderback, he crawled inside, the reason for to know. His wife she had a nightmare, she was walking in her sleep and She gave the crank and awful YANK!!!! ...and Dunderbach was meat.