For Your Entertainment

Adam Lambert · For Your Entertainment [2009]

So hot out the box; can we pick up the pace

Turn it up, heat it up I need to be entertained

Push the limit, are you with it baby don't be afraid

I'ma hurt you real good baby

Let's go, it's my show baby do what I say

Don't trip off the glitz that I'm gonna display

I told 'ya I'ma hold you down until you're amazed

Give it to 'ya 'til you're screaming my name



No escaping, where to start?

Once I'm in I own your heart

There's no way to ring the alarm

So hold on until it's over



Oh, do you know what you got into?

Can you handle what I'm 'bout to do?

Cuz it's about to get rough for you

I'm here for your entertainment

Oh, I bet you thought that I was soft and sweet

You thought and angel swept you off your feet

Well I'm about to turn up the heat

I'm here for your entertainment



It's alright, you'll be fine baby I'm in control

Take the pain, take the pleasure I'm the master of both

Close your eyes, not your mind; let me into your soul

I'm gonna work it 'til you're totally blown



No escaping, where to start?

Once I'm in I own your heart

There's no way to ring the alarm

So hold on until it's over



Oh, do you know what you got into?

Can you handle what I'm 'bout to do?

Cuz it's about to get rough for you

I'm here for your entertainment

Oh, I bet you thought that I was soft and sweet

You thought and angel swept you off your feet

Well I'm about to turn up the heat

I'm here for your entertainment



Do you like what you see?

Let me entertain you 'til you scream



Oh, do you know what you got into?

Can you handle what I'm 'bout to do?

Cuz it's about to get rough for you

I'm here for your entertainment

Oh, I bet you thought that I was soft and sweet

You thought and angel swept you off your feet

Well I'm about to turn up the heat

I'm here for your entertainment

For Your Entertainment

Adam Lambert's "For Your Entertainment" stands as a pivotal moment in his early career, originally recorded for the eighth season of American Idol. The track showcases Lambert's signature theatrical flair and vocal power, blending pop sensibilities with the dramatic flair characteristic of his stage persona. Released in 2009, the song served as a strong contender for the competition's finale, highlighting his ability to command an audience with high-energy performances. While the recording was part of the show's broadcast, it later gained renewed attention through live performances and compilations, cementing its place in his discography. The song reflects the pop-rock and theatrical pop influences that would define his subsequent work, including his later appearances on Glam Nation Live.