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| Recorded = 1997
| Recorded = 1997
| Writer  = Rivers Cuomo
| Writer  = Rivers Cuomo
| Live debut = [[October 8]], [[1997]] in [[Rivers_Cuomo_concert:_10/08/1997|Cambridge, MA]]
| Live debut = [[September 26]], [[1997]] in [[Rivers_Cuomo_concert:_09/26/1997|Cambridge, MA]]
| Last played= [[November 21]], [[1997]] in [[Homie concert: 11/21/1997|Cambridge, MA]]
| Last played= [[November 21]], [[1997]] in [[Homie concert: 11/21/1997|Cambridge, MA]]
| Status  = Bootlegs circulating
| Status  = Bootlegs circulating
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"'''Fun Time'''" is a song written by [[Rivers Cuomo]] in [[1997]].
"'''Fun Time'''" is a song written by [[Rivers Cuomo]] in [[1997]].
==Overview==
==Overview==
Written around September of 1997, the song was played at various solo Rivers Cuomo concerts (and one [[Homie]] show) at clubs in Boston and Cambridge, MA. The song initially featured a bridge that was dropped from subsequent performances. The song was recorded for a full Homie album the following Winter at Fort Apache Studios by Cuomo along with [[Fred Eltringham]] (of the band [[Wikipedia:Gigolo_Aunts|Gigolo Aunts]]) and [[Drew Parsons]] (who had played bass for [[Wikipedia:Tracy Bonham|Tracy Bonham]]). This album has never been released. The song was in early consideration for {{PN|Weezer}} [[Weezer (The Green Album)|third album]] in late November of [[2000]],<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 11/26/2000]]</ref> but was cut from consideration<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 12/11/2000]]</ref> upon the arrival of [[Ric Ocasek]] in early December.
Written around September of 1997, the song was played at various solo Rivers Cuomo concerts (and one [[Homie]] show) at clubs in [[Rivers Cuomo concert: 09/26/1997|Cambridge]] and [[Rivers Cuomo concert: 10/08/1997|Boston, MA]]. The song initially featured a bridge that was dropped from subsequent performances. The song was recorded for a full Homie album the following Winter at Fort Apache Studios by Cuomo along with [[Fred Eltringham]] (of the band [[Wikipedia:Gigolo_Aunts|Gigolo Aunts]]) and [[Drew Parsons]] (who had played bass for [[Wikipedia:Tracy Bonham|Tracy Bonham]]). This album has never been released. The song was in early consideration for {{PN|Weezer}} [[Weezer (The Green Album)|third album]] in late November of [[2000]],<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 11/26/2000]]</ref> but was cut from consideration<ref>[[Karl's Corner - 12/11/2000]]</ref> upon the arrival of [[Ric Ocasek]] in early December.


The song's verse melody was later re-appropriated for the song "[[Guiding Light]]," written by Cuomo for the film ''[[The Space Between]]'', in which it is sung by [[Kelsey Grammer]].
The song's verse melody was later re-appropriated for the song "[[Guiding Light]]," written by Cuomo for the film ''[[The Space Between]]'', in which it is sung by [[Kelsey Grammer]].
==Live appearances==
==Live appearances==
*[[Rivers Cuomo concert: 09/26/1997]]
*[[Rivers Cuomo concert: 10/08/1997]]
*[[Rivers Cuomo concert: 10/08/1997]]
*[[Rivers Cuomo concert: 10/??/1997]]
*[[Homie concert: 11/21/1997]]
*[[Homie concert: 11/21/1997]]
==Lyrics==
==Lyrics==
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