Audrey Faith

 Audrey Faith McGraw (nee Perry) born on September 21, 1967 is an American singer. Her album sales have exceeded 40 million total. It was a huge hit worldwide and won Hill three Grammy Awards. Her single in 2001, "There You'll Be," was a worldwide success. Hill's subsequent albums, Cry (2002), Fireflies (2006), were both commercially successful. The former produced another cross-over single "Cry", and Hill was given an Grammy Award. The latter single "Mississippi Girl" was a huge hit and brought Hill another Grammy Award.







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