On which albums was the song “Velvet Curtains” released by Status Quo?

Status Quo released the song on the albums “Spare Parts” in 1969, “Golden Hour Of Status Quo” in 1973, “The Technicolor Dreams of The Status Quo” in 2001, and “The Complete Pye Collection” in 2004.

Who composed the song “Velvet Curtains” by Status Quo?

The song “Velvet Curtains” by Status Quo was composed by ANTHONY KING, JOHN FRANCIS SCHROEDER.

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Velvet Curtains

ANTHONY KING, JOHN FRANCIS SCHROEDER

Velvet curtains draw the show to a close
Our scene is over and the whole world knows
Velvet curtains shut the light from my mind
I leave the stage, put my memories behind

How it started with a passing word
How you answered and I liked what I heard
Wasn't long before we fell in love
And we thought we'd never part

Velvet curtains draw the show to a close
Our scene is over and the whole world knows
Velvet curtains shut the light from my mind
I leave the stage, put my memories behind

How I started to depend on you
How you tried to be dependable too
But you found it hard to change your ways
And you merely broke my heart

Pretty soon I knew it had to end
Still I fool myself and try to pretend
But what's the good if there's another guy
And he's playing the leading part?

Velvet curtains draw the show to a close
Our scene is over and the whole world knows
Velvet curtains shut the light from my mind
I leave the stage, put my memories behind

Velvet curtains draw the show to a close
Our scene is over and the whole world knows

Trivia about the song Velvet Curtains by Status Quo

On which albums was the song “Velvet Curtains” released by Status Quo?: Status Quo released the song on the albums “Spare Parts” in 1969, “Golden Hour Of Status Quo” in 1973, “The Technicolor Dreams of The Status Quo” in 2001, and “The Complete Pye Collection” in 2004.
Who composed the song “Velvet Curtains” by Status Quo?: The song “Velvet Curtains” by Status Quo was composed by ANTHONY KING, JOHN FRANCIS SCHROEDER.