From Kurt Vonnegut:

There is an old man, I think in jail, who sometimes claps three times. You don't get till the end of the book that what he is thinking is,

Sally in the garden, sifting cinders
Lifted up her leg and farted like a man
The bursting of her bloomers broke sixteen winders
The cheeks of her ass went (clap, clap, clap).

However the Does your dog bite, no, child, no, is in the chorus of a totally other song, no? Isn't that in the Devil Went Down to Georgia?