Thanks, Joe.

If I were doing this song for people, I would folk-process this line:

"For she married six husbands and buried them all"

right out of the song. The song has a happy tune, and it's about how nifty Meg of Wapping is. Keeping with that theme, I like it this way:

"She'd shine at the play, and she'd jig at the ball
All rigged out so gay and so topping;
With ribbons and laces and roses and all
Pull away, pull away, I say;
What d'ye think of my Meg of Wapping?

This tune would make a nice flute (or similar) and guitar duet for the family this Christmas.