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Sweet Caroline

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Tripod - Sweet Caroline
Verse 1
CWhere it began I Fcan?t begin to know it
CBut then I know it?s going stGrong
CWas it the spring, anFd spring became a summer
CWho?d have believe you?d come alongG  
Chorus
CHands         Amtouching hands
GReaching out touching me  Ftouching yGou
CSweet CarolinFe  Good times never seemed so gooGd
CIm inclined Fto believe there never would
FBut Emnow DmI?m
Verse 2
CLook at the nigFht and it don?t seem so loneCly
We fill it up with only tGwo
CAnd when I hurt HurFting runs off my shoulderC  
How can I hurt when holdiGng you
CWarm touchiAmng warm
GReachin out toFuching me touchiGng you  (reachin and touchin and reachin and F@#kin)
Chorus
CHands         tAmouching hands
GReaching out touching Fme  touching yGou
CSweet CaroliFne  Good times never seemed so gGood
CIm inclinFed to believe there never wGould
FOh nEmo nDmo
Intro Chords
Chorus

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Sweet Caroline

by Tripod (Australia)

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Tripod - Sweet Caroline

Verse 1

C F

Where it began I can?t begin to know it

C G

But then I know it?s going strong

C F

Was it the spring, and spring became a summer

C G

Who?d have believe you?d come along

Chorus

C Am

Hands touching hands

G F G

Reaching out touching me touching you

C F G

Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed so good

C F

Im inclined to believe there never would

F Em Dm

But now I?m

Verse 2

C F C

Look at the night and it don?t seem so lonely

We fill it up with only two

C F C

And when I hurt Hurting runs off my shoulder

How can I hurt when holding you

C Am

Warm touching warm

G F G

Reachin out touching me touching you (reachin and touchin and reachin and F@#kin)

Chorus

C Am

Hands touching hands

G F G

Reaching out touching me touching you

C F G

Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed so good

C F G

Im inclined to believe there never would

F Em Dm

Oh no no

Intro Chords

Chorus

About Sweet Caroline Chords by Tripod (Australia)

Learn how to play Sweet Caroline by Tripod (Australia) with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Sweet Caroline chords”, “Sweet Caroline guitar chords”, or “Tripod (Australia) Sweet Caroline chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Sweet Caroline chords and for experienced players who want accurate Sweet Caroline lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, F, G, Am, Em, Dm.

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What key is "Sweet Caroline" in?

The chords for "Sweet Caroline" show the original chord names (including C, F, G, Am, Em, Dm). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.