She's sitting at the table 
The hours get later
He was supposed to be here
She's sure he would have called

She waits a little longer 
There's no one in the driveway
No one's said they've seen him
Why, is something wrong? 

She looks back to the window 
Suddenly the phone rings
A voice says something's happened
That she should come right now 

Her mind goes to December
She thinks of when he asked her
He bent down on his knee first 
And he said 

I want you forever, forever and always 
Through the good and the bad and the ugly 
We'll grow old together, forever and always 

She pulls up to the entrance
She walks right to the front desk
They lead her down a million halls
A maze that's never ending

They talk about what happened 
But she can barely hear them
She tries to keep a straight face 
As she walks into the room

She sits by his bedside, holds his hand too tight 
They talk about the kids they're gonna have 
and the good life
The house on the hillside, where they would stay

Stay there forever, forever and always
Through the good and the bad and the ugly
We'll grow old together, and always remember
Whether rich or for poor, or for better 
We'll still love each other, forever and always

Then she gets an idea and calls in the nurses
brings up the Chaplin and he says a couple verses
She borrows some rings from the couple next door
Everybody's laughing, as the tears fall on the floor
She looks into his eyes, and she says 

I want you forever, forever and always 
Through the good and the bad and the ugly 
We'll grow old together and always remember 
Whether happy or sad or whatever 
We'll still love each other, forever and always
Forever and always, forever and always

She finishes the vows but 
the beeps are getting too slow
His voice is almost too low

As he says: I love you forever, forever and always 
Please just remember even if I'm not there 
I'll always love you, forever and always