On which albums was the song “Love” released by Judy Garland?

Judy Garland released the song on the albums “Girl Crazy & Meet Me in Saint Louis” in 1996, “The Judy Garland Show: The Show That Got Away” in 2002, “Classiques et Inédits 1929-1956” in 2008, “Over the Rainbow” in 2010, “Over the Rainbow: The Very Best of Judy Garland” in 2011, “In Love with Love 1942-1947: The Singles Collection, Vol. 2” in 2011, and “The Classics Vol. 1” in 2012.

Who composed the song “Love” by Judy Garland?

The song “Love” by Judy Garland was composed by HUGH MARTIN, RALPH BLANE.

Judy Garland

Classical Symphonic

Love

HUGH MARTIN, RALPH BLANE

Love can be a moment's madness
Love can be insane
Love can be a life of sadness and pain

Love can be a summer shower
Love can be the sun
Love can be two hearts that flower as one

It can be, fine and free
But that kind
Is not so very easy to find

Love can be a dying ember
Love can be a flame
Love pledged in September
May be dead in December
You may not even remember it came

Love can be a joy forever
Or an empty name
Love is almost never ever the same

Love can be an evil-doer
Love can be a fog
Love can make you feel like you were a dog

Love can be a snow-capped mountain
Love can be the truth
Love can be an endless fountain of youth

It can be ecstasy
But it's true
It doesn't always happen to you

Love can be a four-score failure
Love can bring you fame
Love fresh as the morning
May be wild when it's 'borning
And then without any warning, it's tame

Oh love can be a sweet endeavor
Or a dirty shame
Love is almost never ever, the same!