Interview: Tamia, Singer and Songwriter - Page 6

"Still" – is it an ode to your husband?

Oh, I am sure he would be glad to hear that, because he always says, "Why don't you sing happy songs?" From time to time, when driving down the street, someone would say "Grant, what did you do to her?" [laughing] I just like to sing about drama. "Still" is a great part of my show where I can sing about us being so great. We love that song.

Unfortunately, there are very few songs like "Still" on mainstream radio. The track is very refreshing—a real song about the power of love. As time passes, an old love can still be fresh. It can still be new.

Yes. Love—that is what we are all looking for, right? In between all the drama, we're all searching to find that, and some of us are lucky enough to have found that. It doesn't mean there isn't drama from time to time, but the good moments are great.

For more information on Tamia, visit her official website.

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