Why Frank Iero saw ‘Medicine Square Garden’ as the cornerstone of ‘Barriers’
Frank Iero’s five-and-a-half-minute ‘Medicine Square Garden’ became the difficult idea that shaped both ‘Barriers’ and its unrestrained video.
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You used to be the best to me You were the only one I watched you walk your life When all I did was run You put me on a throne Then left me all alone Watch me turn to stone
Sweet lover's song Is what we used to sing A song from the book of love We laughed at everything We gave from May to May We gave through night and day Now who can say why we're cold With nothing left but a stone Stone Nothing left but a stone
A thirsty leaf says Autumn's in the air What's left of love is Dangling somewhere Shouldn't we cherish it And treat it with respect? Hanging 'round so long There ain't nothing there
Sweet lover's song Washed away the dirt A song from the book of love That healed our every hurt We gave from May to May We gave through night and day Now who can say why we're cold With nothing left but a stone Stone Ain't nothing left but stone
Should we go our separate ways Or give this one more try? What is there left to build on When love's foundation dies? Seemed like we could work this out Last time I checked, we're grown Take your hands and place it on this heart of stone Stone
To be loved (to be loved) To be loving (to be loving) Isn't it what you make it? Isn't it when two people give more than they're taking? Isn't it when a woman deserves a savior And a man comes running with the only hands that can save her?
Eyes of special flames (true) Without being told (true) She can feel the heat Even in the cold Better than growing old With nothing left but a stone
Stone Nothing left but a stone Stone Seems like we could work this out
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"Stone" is a song by Prince from the album Timeless, released in 2026.
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