Living With Ghosts (1996)

Originally intended as acoustic demo recordings, Living With Ghosts was deemed so powerful by the label that it was released completely untouched. Accompanied solely by her driving acoustic guitar and an extraordinary, soaring voice, Griffin inhabits characters caught between domestic routine and emotional escape. Tracks like 'Let Him Fly' and 'Poor Man's House' showcase a writer who can evoke a lifetime of sacrifice and resilience in a single verse, making Americana feel intensely intimate and spiritually charged.