Thanks for the kind words, Malcolm. I'm glad that to hear that someone wants to play it.

The only change I made was to the next-to-last measure of the B part, where I turned an eighth note into two sixteenths.

O wait - I've thought of another. Try ending the song by repeating the first line, but change the last chord from B to Em.

That's one of the beauties of these old tunes. They must have been played any number of different ways to suit different uses and sets of words. It is fun to experiment with them and see what's pleasing to one's self.