ITunes: song offered/wrong country selection

Hello,
I offered from iTunes Store a song to someone but I didn't selected the right country so, the country was wrong and download is impossible.
How to solve this, when the present is already purchased?
Thanks and regards,
Arno

inuse217 wrote:
I only want one song so if I were to buy an itunes gift card here in Australia, when I return to the US I wouldn't be able to use it in the US itunes store?
Correct. Your credit balance would not be transferrable to another country's iTunes Store, and you would not (by the terms of use) be able to continue to use the Australian iTunes Store. So it's probably not practical for a single song. Either get someone with an Australian iTunes Store account to gift you the song, or pick it up on CD (which is expensive for a single song, but less expensive than buying an entire gift card for just one track).
Regards.

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