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Forever in Heaven


I listen to the rain falling down the windowpane. I laugh and think of all the time I could have spent with you. The songs we sang, the chords we rang, I miss the way you say my name. I want to spend my life Forever in Heaven with you. Nothing ever sounds the same. The day you went made me change. Gladly would I give my life for one more day To stand and say, I'd say “I do” Forever in Heaven with you. Now that you're gone, I can't go on. I had our whole life planned. You were my melody, my song. The one thing that could not go wrong. Someday I'll see you again, And then I can spend Forever in Heaven with you.
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