Three other hits also mount comebacks, and impressively, Diamond beats them all. Noah Kahan’s “You’re Gonna Go Far,” Fat Les’ “Vindaloo,” and Zach Bryan and Kacey Musgraves’ “I Remember Everything” all return to the U.K. songs chart this week, but none of them are able to match “Sweet Caroline” this frame, despite the fact that it’s been out for decades.

“Sweet Caroline” ranks as Diamond’s longest-charting hit in the U.K. It’s now earned 23 stays somewhere on the songs tally. The tune adds to that sum every few years, with some frequency lately.

The last time that “Sweet Caroline” appeared on the U.K. songs chart was back in December 2022. That year, it spent a single turn at No. 89. “Sweet Caroline” hasn’t risen higher than No. 55–where it sits right now–since 2021. In July of that year, the hit climbed all the way to No. 20.

Diamond scored his second career hit in the U.K. with “Sweet Caroline” when it debuted on the ranking in 1971. Just weeks after it arrived, the tune soared to No. 8, which served as its peak across the pond.