Sample Tia's music
"Auntie Blanche"©
"Auntie Blanche,"© written in Irish ballad form, is a tribute to an aunt who served as the Pied Piper to the children along Panther Creek, Okla. She was Tia's hero and mentor.
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"Devil, You've Got To
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"The Forgotten"©
"The Forgotten"© is a tribute song to the Vietnam veterans and their families, written in a pop/classical mode. This song describes the consequeces of a politically motivated and unfair war. Our government has never truly honored the Vietnam veterans and their families. It was Tia's hope this song might help bring closure to the many service people who have been forgotten.
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"If Nobody Wants To Hear My Music"©"If Nobody Wants to Hear My Music"© is an oldtime gospel lament of the unheard songwriter or of any of God's children who feels unacknowledged.
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"MIL & PHYL"©
The Irish ballad "Mil & Phyl"© was inspired by Tia's best friend, confidante, and cousin who was at her side from "wee one" days to adulthood. She was tragically taken in an automobile accident many years ago. Perhaps this song will help bring peace to those who have lost their loved ones.
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"Put Your Rubbers On"©
"Put Your Rubbers On"© is an AIDS, HIV, and STD prevention song, dedicated to those who have been affected by the AIDS disease and to the professionals who work to prevent this devastating illness.
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"Rattlesnake Sneakers"©
"Rattlesnake Sneakers"© is a comedy song in the country vein about how a simple pair of rattlesnake sneakers not only helps boost one's self-esteem but, one step at a time, might lead the way toward world peace.
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"SittinG By the Water's Edge"©
"Sitting by the Water's Edge"© is a country tale about someone who's left the old home place in pursuit of fame and fortune. In retrospect, she wonders whether it was worth it to have left behind the most important things in life -- family, friends, and tradition.
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