4 Chords used in the song: G, Em, Am, F
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Intro:- G / Em / Am / F
G Em
A police car and a screaming siren
G Em
Pneumatic drill and ripped up concrete
G Em
A baby wailing, stray dog howling
G Em
The screech of brakes and lamp light blinking
Am F
That's entertainment
Am F G / Em / G / Em
That's entertainment
G Em
The smash of glass and the rumble of boots
G Em
An electric train and a ripped up phone booth
G Em
Paint splattered walls and the cry of a tomcat
G Em
Lights going out and a kick in the balls
Am F
That's entertainment
Am F G / Em / G / Em
That's entertainment
G Em
Days of speed and slow time Mondays
G Em
Pissing down with rain on a boring Wednesday
G Em
Watching the news and not eating your tea
G Em
A freezing cold flat, and damp on the walls
Am F
That's entertainment
Am F G / Em / G / Em
That's entertainment
G Em
Waking up from bad dreams and smoking cigarettes
G Em
Cuddling a warm girl and smelling stale perfume
G Em
A hot summer's day and sticky black tarmac
G Em
Feeding ducks in the park and wishing you were far away
Am F
That's entertainment
Am F G / Em / G / Em
That's entertainment
G Em
Waking up at 6 a.m. on a cool warm morning
G Em
Opening the windows and breathing in petrol
G Em
An amateur band rehearsing in a nearby yard
G Em
Watching the tele and thinking about your holidays
Am F
That's entertainment
Am F G / Em / G / Em
That's entertainment
G Em
Two lovers kissing amongst the scream of midnight
G Em
Two lovers missing the tranquility of solitude
G Em
Getting a cab and travelling on buses
G Em
Reading the graffiti about slashed seat affairs
Am F
That's entertainment
Am F G / Em / G / Em
That's entertainment
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About this song: That's Entertainment
"That's Entertainment" is a 1980 song by British punk/Mod Revivalist group The Jam off their fifth album, Sound Affects. Paul Weller allegedly wrote it in around 15 minutes upon returning late one night from the pub. Song profile "That's Entertainment" is probably The Jam's best known and most acclaimed song; it is the group's lone entry, at #306, on the list of the 500 greatest songs of all-time released by Rolling Stone in 2004. It consistently makes similar British lists of all-time great songs, such as BBC Radio 2's Sold On Song 2004 Top 100, at #43.