Bad news Quote by Hank Williams Sr (Luke The Drifter Album
“BE CAREFUL OF STONES THAT YOU THROW A tongue can accuse and carry bad news, The seeds of distrust it will sow. But unless you've made no mistakes in your life, Be careful of stones that you throw. Recorded by Hank Williams, Sr. (Luke the Drifter album) Written by Bonnie Dodd”
About This Quote
Source Song “Stones I’ll Throw”, 1950
Throwing harmful words spreads distrust; one must be careful with speech, especially when imperfect.
In simple terms: Harsh words sow distrust; speak carefully.
Key Takeaway
Think before you speak; avoid gossip.
Themes
Morality
Communication
Trust
Responsibility
Humility
Mood
Regretful
Cautious
Reflective
Type
Bad news:0
Slander:1
Sticks and stones:0
Stones:1
Tongue Accuse:0
Careful Stones:1
Stones Throw:0
Throw Tongue:0
When to use this quote
- Counseling sessions
- Family discussions
- Public speaking training
- Conflict mediation
Key Concepts
Ethics
Social psychology
Linguistics
Questions to Reflect On
- What words have you thrown that hurt?
- How can you repair damaged trust?
A Different Perspective
People may ignore advice when they feel judged.
