When was the song “Loving You” released by Michael Feinstein?

The song Loving You was released in 1993, on the album “Michael Feinstein Sings the Jerry Herman Songbook”.

Who composed the song “Loving You” by Michael Feinstein?

The song “Loving You” by Michael Feinstein was composed by Jerry Herman.

Michael Feinstein

Loving You

Jerry Herman

Loving you is snow and jasmine, and the noise of new year's eve
Loving you is now and yesterday; is real, and make-believe
Loving you is Rome and New Orleans, and gazing at the lazy summer skies;
Fireworks reflecting in your eyes;
Foolish and improbable and wise
And loving you is tart as lemonade, and sweet as April wine
Loving you is watching all the lovely things of life combine
In your arms, I'm all I wish I;
I'm brave, I'm strong, and I'm true
As long as I can go on living loving you

Loving you is snow and jasmine, and the noise of new year's eve
Loving you is now and yesterday; is real, and make-believe
Loving you is Rome and New Orleans, and gazing at the lazy summer skies;
Fireworks reflecting in your eyes;
Foolish and improbable and wise
And loving you is tart as lemonade, and sweet as April wine
Loving you is watching all the lovely things of life combine
In your arms, I'm all I wish I;
I'm brave, I'm strong, and I'm true
As long as I can go on living loving you

Trivia about the song Loving You by Michael Feinstein

When was the song “Loving You” released by Michael Feinstein?: The song Loving You was released in 1993, on the album “Michael Feinstein Sings the Jerry Herman Songbook”.
Who composed the song “Loving You” by Michael Feinstein?: The song “Loving You” by Michael Feinstein was composed by Jerry Herman.