"One More Invention_copy" genre: Folk Rock
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	"One More Invention," the title track of hank schlinger's debut CD, is a folk and blues- influenced song with driving sound dominated by acoustic guitar, bass, and tom drums about how language creates its own reality.
	CD: One More Invention Credits: Hank Schlinger, guitars and vocals and Brian Fellows, bass and drums.
	Lyrics V1. Love is blind, that's what they say, but packaged in every conceivable way. Love is just one more invention of ours. Love is free, they try and make the case, but then they sell it in so many ways. Love is just one more invention of ours. Ch1. Love isn't a tangible thing, we define it to mean what it means. We use the word to get what we want, the word is spoken and then it's gone. V2. Race is meant to keep us apart, black or white, right from the start. Race is just one more invention of ours. Some say race, it's in our genes, Explaining differences with numbers and\ means. Race is just one more invention of ours. Ch2. Race isn't a tangible thing, we define it to mean what it means. We use the word to get what we want, the word is spoken and then it's gone. V3. God is good, that's what we're told, but God is vengeful, damning your soul. God is just one more invention of ours. God is different for everyone, it's our creation, so we won't be alone. God is just one more invention of ours. Ch3. God isn't a tangible thing, we define it to mean what it means. We use the word to get what we want, the word is spoken and then it's gone. Ch4. Words aren't tangible things, we define them to mean what they mean. We use words to get what we want, words are spoken and then they're gone. V. Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words cause far more injury and harm. Words are just one more invention of ours Words are just one more invention of ours

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