African American Sounds Off At President Bush In Hurricane Katrina Song " Somebody Help Me"

November 18, 2005 (Press Release) -- November 18, 2005 Pearl Burrell out of Los Angeles, California, says she wrote the song "Somebody Help Me" to remind people of what the victims of katrina endured. The song has swiftly moved through the internet causing angry Bush supporters to bash back defending the president on numerous political websites saying that the majority of the responsibility lies on the failure of the city officials. Pointing fingers at Nagin while non supporters continue to say that great points were made in the song that may affect Bush ratings. Burrell has received emails from victims of katrina as well as people from all over the world with well wishes and Thank You's.

Hurricane Katrina one of the most horrific disasters that hit the United States which affected a tremendous amount of lives as well as lives being lost. Burrell's song tells a story inwhich images of Americans on roof tops, begging for help. Dead bodies in the water and animals even trying to survive. These images can be visualized of what many people all over the world witness on nationwide television. President Bush and FEMA have been the center of controversy regarding Katrina and the song certainly exposes that. Self expression is what the song "Somebody Help Me" is all about.

The song "Somebody Help Me is on Artist Server http://www.artistserver.com . The direct link to the sound is http://www.artistserver.com/pearlburrell It is free to listen to with lyrics posted. Burrell's CD is on sale $12.00 at Kunaki and can be purchased for those interested via the artist server website listed above. Some proceeds will go to three privated organizations in the state of California which houses the victims of katrina including an organization for pets.
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