who sings sweet caroline and is that even the name of the song, the song sweet caroline, oh, oh, oh?

Question

does anyone know how i can get this song for my myspace page?

Answer 1

Yes, its called Sweet Caroline. It's sung by Neil Diamon

These are the words:




Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline Lyrics:

Where it began, I can't begin to know when
But then I know it's growing strong
Oh, wasn't the spring, whooo
And spring became the summer
Who'd believe you'd come along

Hands, touching hands, reaching out
Touching me, touching you
Oh, sweet Caroline
Good times never seem so good
I've been inclined to believe it never would

And now I, I look at the night, whooo
And it don't seem so lonely
We fill it up with only two, oh
And when I hurt
Hurting runs off my shoulder
How can I hurt when holding you

Oh, one, touching one, reaching out
Touching me, touching you
Oh, sweet Caroline
Good times never seem so good
Oh I've been inclined to believe it never would

Ohhh, sweet Caroline, good times never seem so good

Answer 2

Neil Diamond

Answer 3

Good morning. This song is indeed called Sweet Caroline and it was written and recorded by Neil Diamond.

Answer 4

I think you probably mean "Sweet Caroline" written and performed by Neil Diamond (see Link 1 for lyrics).

Unless of course you mean "Caroline" by Status Quo (see Link 2), but unlikely.

Answer 5

Sweet Caroline is a pop song written and performed by Neil Diamond and released in 1969 on the album of the same name. The song reached #4 on the Billboard chart and eventually went platinum for sales of two million singles.[1]

In the fall of 1969, Diamond performed "Sweet Caroline" on several television shows, including The Joey Bishop Show, The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, and The Ed Sullivan Show.


Sports
Its two-line chorus is a crowd sing-along favorite at international soccer matches and by fans of the New York Jets of the National Football League, the Northern Ireland international football team, Reading FC of the English Premier League, the New York Rangers and Tampa Bay Lightning of the National Hockey League and Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox, New York Mets and Washington Nationals ("The Sweet Sixth," played during the 6th inning). Among colleges, the Boston College Marching Eagles play it during the 2nd half of home football games at Alumni Stadium. In the student section, over 9,000 generally inebriated undergrads sing along heartily, clad in their yellow, superfan t-shirts. The fans of the Boston University Terrier Hockey Team, also sing this song usually during the third period. The Washington Nationals fans sing this song when the starting pitcher from the other team is relieved.

In the late 1990s, the song became very popular among Red Sox fans and the Farrelly Brothers appropriated it in their 2005 film Fever Pitch starring Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore. Fever Pitch recounts the season leading up to the Red Sox victory in the 2004 World Series. Amy Tobey, the person responsible for deciding what music would be played at Fenway Park from 1998 to 2004, liked fan reaction to the song and started the tradition. In 2002, under new management, the song became a standard part of the eighth inning. The song is also an eighth inning standard at home games for the Wilmington Blue Rocks, one of Boston's minor league teams. When Dave Matthews Band played at Fenway Park on July 8, 2006, they did a cover of the song as a tribute.

Sweet Caroline is gaining popularity amongst British football fans. In particular, the "Green And White Army", supporters of the Northern Ireland international team, have been singing it since an away match in Switzerland in August 2004, with the title adapted to the vernacular "Sweet Norn Iron". Ironically, this was at a time when the team's fortunes were never lower, but the song has coincided with a recent revival, with "Good Times" never being "So Good" as when the team beat England in Belfast in September 2005 and the fans stayed behind to belt out this anthem and others, for an hour after the game. More recently, it was adopted as an anthem for Reading Football Club at the end of its 2005-2006 Premiership promotion winning season, first being played as the players entered the stadium for their final game of the season at home to Queens Park Rangers (a match that the Royals won 2-1 to claim an English league record points total of 106). It was subsequently used during the team’s lap of honour and the next day’s Bank Holiday promotion party [1]. Its use stems from a break the Reading squad took to Marbella, Spain before the QPR match, where the song became the anthem of the trip for the players who then requested its use before the final game. The chorus of “Good times never seemed so good” was seen as apt after the club achieved promotion to the top tier of English football for the first time in its mostly unsuccessful 135-year history.

In the UK and Ireland, Sweet Caroline is a popular song at weddings.

Answer 6

Neil Diamond and it is the name of a song

Answer 7

Neil Diamond
and ya that is the name of the song

Answer 8

Neil Diamond, Caroline is my sisters name so whenever she hears it she gos crazy.

Answer 9

Neil Diamond
**shudders**
Not a fan to be honest, saw him on Oprah and now know half his songs lol!!

Answer 10

Neil Diamond, but dont tell anyone I know that!