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We love us some Jim Croce here at Venable and his 1972 ballad, Operator (That’s Not the Way It Feels) , is resonating with us right now. In Operator , Croce sings about a man confessing to an operator about his love for an ex-girlfriend. He needs the operator’s help to find a telephone number for his ex, as she’s moved on and she is no longer at the number he has for her.
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