Will someone outside of the United States check to see if a song is available in your country?

I am looking for someone located in Canada, Spain or South America who can check to see if a certain song is available on their country's itunes. If you are willing to take a couple of minutes to check for me that would be great and highly appreciated. Leave me a method to contact you.
Thanks,
Jeffrey

You should be able to switch stores but you cannot purchase without a billing address in that country.
I'm in the UK…
I can see Canada…
I'll leave the others for someone in those countries, (no habla Espanol).

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