Here is a good one from Fred. It has a heavy dose of pain in it. 

My voice varies from time to time so I have to sing it different ways. 

I usually put the capo on the 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 7th frets.... 

Hell, put it were it works best for you...experiment with music.. 

you might learn something....Hammer on!!!!! 
G5 
 During the cold war 
   E5
My daddy sat at the kitchen table 
C5                       G5
 Smokin' cigarettes and starin' out the window 
G5
 During the cold war 
       E5
He had grease on his coveralls  
    C5                               G5
and lines around his eyes where the bombs would fall
     D5 
He'd drink a couple a beers 
         C5                            G5     D5
and we'd listen to Johnny Cash on the radio  
           G5 
During the cold war 
         G5                  E5
We had a one story house on Mercury and Vine
        C5                               G5 
and the blue glow of the television was on all the time
    E5                                  C5 
his head would nod and he'd fall asleep across the kitchen table
G5                                D5 
My mother cleared the dishes     
           G5 
During the cold war 
        C5
We were ten seconds away from blowing up the world
         G5  
and he'd fix those old machines
     E5                          C5 
He'd worry about his sons and my mother never drove the car 
           G5
During the cold war 
G5
 When they finally ended it 
           E5
there were no parade of heros
          C5                     G5
there was just a quite sigh and life went on
   E5                       C5
my mother went away and she never came back again
    G5                                  D5
and things were never the same as they were
           G5
During the cold war