Love Affairs
Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra Lyrics

The lyrics of Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra’s Love Affairs speak of a love that was meant to be. The song acknowledges that love is not always easy and that arguments and tears are an inevitable part of a relationship. However, despite the difficulties, the song stresses that their love will always prevail. The song indicates that their love is so undeniable that it cannot be hidden, and there is an undeniable thrill that comes when they're with each other. Additionally, it speaks of a future where they'll cherish and look back upon their time spent together, with pride and happiness.

The song is considered a classic piece of American popular music, written by Arthur Freed and Roger Edens. The song was first performed by Virginia Bruce in the 1935 film, Broadway Melody of 1936. It has been covered numerous times by other artists, including Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, and Nat King Cole. During the 1940s, the song became a hit record in the United States, with various orchestras covering it.

Interestingly, the song's melody was written by Roger Edens while he was pondering on the busy streets one day, and it remained unfinished until fellow musician Arthur Freed walked past him and came up with the lyrics impromptu. Love Affairs stands out among other love songs of its era due to its elegant melody, moving lyrics, and the sophistication of Frank Trumbauer and His Orchestra's performance.