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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
"Time Flies" was written by [[Rivers Cuomo]] and [[Mac Davis]] | "Time Flies" was written by [[Rivers Cuomo]] and [[Mac Davis]] in [[2010]], and Cuomo described it as "classic Sixties pop song with huge crunchy guitars."<ref>Kreps, Daniel. "[https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/weezer-channel-sixties-pop-on-fall-disc-hurley-79381/ Weezer Channel Sixties Pop on Fall Disc ‘Hurley’]" ''Rolling Stone''. 5 August 2010.</ref> Davis started working on the song while waiting for Cuomo to arrive at his home. By the time he arrived, Davis was mostly finished with the song, only requiring a final verse. Cuomo co-wrote the final verse and, despite writing credits usually being split 50/50, stated he didn't want half of the writing credit as Davis had written most of it.<ref>Kawashima, Dale. "[https://www.songwriteruniverse.com/mac-davis-interview-2017/ Mac Davis, Legendary Songwriter and Artist, Talks About Writing His Classic Songs “In The Ghetto,” “I Believe In Music,” “Baby, Don’t Get Hooked On Me” And “A Little Less Conversation”]" ''SongwriterUniverse''. 13 September 2017.</ref> | ||
Davis and Cuomo also wrote "[[Incredible Body]]", likely in [[2012]]. | |||
==Personnel== | ==Personnel== | ||