Audrey Faith

 Audrey Faith McGraw (nee Perry) was born on September 21, 1968. She is a singer from the United States. The album's sales have reached 40 million. It was hugely popular all over the world and earned Hill three Grammy Awards. Her single in 2001, "There You'll Be," was a huge success worldwide. Hill's subsequent albums Cry(2002) and Fireflies(2005) were both commercial hits. Hill won a Grammy Award for "Cry" as well as "Cry" brought Hill another Grammy Award. "Fireflies" was the album that produced the singles "Mississippi Girl "Mississippi Girl", as well as "Like We Have Never Loved at Another" that brought Hill another Grammy Award.







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