Audrey Faith

 Audrey Faith McGraw (nee Perry) born on September 21 1967, is an American singer. Her albums have sold more than 40 million in the world. She is one of the most popular artists in country music. It was a huge hit worldwide and won Hill three Grammy Awards. She recorded "There You'll Be" in 2001 for the soundtrack to Pearl Harbor. It was an international hit and was her most-sold single in Europe. Hill's subsequent albums, Cry(2002) and Fireflies(2005) and Fireflies (2005), both became commercial success. The first led to another single that was a hit, "Cry", earning Hill the Grammy Award. While the second album served as the basis for the songs "Mississippi Girl", "Like We Never Loved at all", which won Hill yet another Grammy Award.Audrey Faith McGraw (nee Perry born on 21st September 1967) also known as Faith Hill, is an American singer. She is among the country's most well-known artists, having more than 40,000,000 albums sold across the globe. It was a huge hit all over the world and earned Hill three Grammy Awards. The single "There You'll Be" was her biggest-selling single in Europe and became an international success. The next two albums she released, Cry (2002) and Fireflies (2005) was both commercial hits and the latter produced a popular crossover single "Cry" that was a winner of Hill the Grammy Award, and the second album was the one that produced the hits "Mississippi Girl" and "Like We Never Loved at All", which brought her another Grammy Award.