Jewish Wisdom Rhymes, anyone have the book?

It’s published in the 1980’s, with cute rhymes like those of Mother Goose, only with good messages.

Like,

Shuly had a parah aduma, a parah aduma, a parah aduma,

Shuly had a parah adume, its hair was red you know.

Shuly let it play all day, play all day, play all day

Shuly let it play all day, red cows don’t work you know.

They make our people pure again, pure again, pure again,

They make our people pure again, learn Torah and you’ll know.

Pinchas the pious picked the proper person to punish and for his performance, Pinchas was presented with the present of perfect peace.

The Yiddishe neshama is a merry old soul, a merry old soul is she

She calls for return, for Mitzvos she does yearn, then she’s as merry as can be

To shul to shul, three times a day, that’s the way we ought to pray. To shul to shul, to daven with ten, tomorrow I’ll see you in shul again.

The one I am looking for is this one:

Bakbuk, bakbuk, have you any wine,

yes sir yes sir four cups fine,

one for _______, one for ______, one for redeeming and one for ____

Eliyahu’s kos we’re also saving

Bakbuk, bakbuk, have you any wine, yes sir yes sir five cups fine.