When you think of Whitney Houston you think … “I Will Always Love You” — and now you always will, because it’s engraved on her tombstone.

Whitney’s grave at Fairview Cemetery in Westfield, New Jersey was finally given a headstone last week, after sitting vacant since her death in 2012.

The epitaph on the new heart-shaped marker reads: “Whitney E. Houston Aug. 9, 1963 — Feb. 11 2012 … THE VOICE … ‘I Will Always Love You’.”

Interestingly, while Whitney made “I Will Always Love You” famous in “The Bodyguard” — it was written, and originally performed, by Dolly Parton.

If you’re thinking they should’ve gone with lyrics from “Greatest Love of All” … “Saving All My Love for You” … or “I’m Every Woman” — yeah, she didn’t write those either.

Whitney is buried next to her father … per her wishes.

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