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Artist: Tom Fogerty
Canonical path: /tom-fogerty/cast-the-first-stone
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Cast The First Stone
Read Cast The First Stone lyrics by Tom Fogerty on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Cast The First Stone
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Let he, he without sin, he without sin
Cast the first stone
Hey you, you with your halo, you with your halo
Why don't you cast the first stone?
& if you never ever do no wrong
You must be an angel, you don't belong
Hey you, you better Sunday, you better Monday
Cast the first stone
& if you never ever do no wrong
You must be an angel, you don't belong
Hey you, you without sin, you without sin
Cast the first stone
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Tom Fogerty performs "Cast The First Stone", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Fogerty catalog on LyroVerse.
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