Ted Hughes

You left the milk
The bread, the butter by their beds
Because tomorrow, you'll be gone

What have I done?
I've left my life
And I'm out here on the run
From the people that I love

And I watch your breath
As it frosts the glass
You write a message that will never last
And say that it'll always be this way

But you've been lead astray
Right from the start
I found solace in other's arms
I never meant to cause you any harm

Your heart hangs heavy on my mind
Forget me when I'm gone
And send my body to the flames
For the skies, the skies won't have me
And I am turning into dust
Beneath your feet

These stairs have carried
The soles of many men
Who've called on god
To right their wrongs

But let live me long
So I must live with all that I have done
Until my days come closing in

Your breath on my skin
Each night the same
The wicked get no rest
And those crashing clouds they call my name

My work is black
Oh what a weight
I've found upon my back
In the days since you've been gone

Your heart hangs heavy on my mind
Forget me when I'm gone
And send my body to the flames
For the skies, the skies won't have me
And I am turning into dust
Beneath your feet