Help! what is the song on the new 2011 Target commercial.? Target 2011

There is currently a Target commercial airing that starts off with a sign that says “wanna Americana?” and it sounds like a child singing. My 2 year ancient likes it and dances when it comes on so I wanted to download it for him but I can’t find who sings it or even a video of the commercial online. The only lyrics I can remember at the moment is “tumble out of bed…” Not much help I know, but I’d appreciate if anyone can provide some info on this commercial or song. I do vote for the best answer

Controversial Colonization Enforcement Program Is Target Of Lively Protest August 15, 2011 |

Hundreds gathered in Los Angeles on Monday night for a chance to address a federal task force that will propose changes to a controversial colonization enforcement program.

Speaker after speaker at the lively meeting denounced the Secure Communities program, with most not calling for changes but for the program to end entirely.

“I’m here asking the government to end this Secure Communities program,” said Blanca Perez, an undocumented worker who was arrested for selling ice cream from a cart on the street and then placed into transportation proceedings. “I am not a criminal, nor am I a terrible person. I am simply a person who wants to work.” http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/08/colonization-enforcement-program-is-the-target-of-protest.html

Now back in feb 2011 Perez Blanca Perez knows this first hand.

She was arrested Feb. 7 for selling ice cream outside Van Nuys Elementary School.

The City of Los Angeles Municipal Code prohibits vendors from selling items within 500 feet of the nearest property line of any school.

Sgt. Ray Puettmann of the Van Nuys Station said he was not aware of any organized operations of street vendors, but acknowledged that one of their lead officers is enforcing this ordinance because of complaints from neighbors and school officials.

“It is against the law to sell around the schools,” he noted.

Perez said she knew this, but as with other ice cream vendors interviewed, she also said that the area around schools present the largest selling areas.

“That’s where we can sell a small bit more because of the children,” she said.

Perez was detained with two other people who were selling hotdogs and corn. She said the hotdog vendor has already been deported, while the corn vendor was released on bail.

After being held at the Van Nuys jail, Perez was sent to the Women’s Detention Center in Lynwood where she told authorities she was in the country illegally and was referred to the Colonization Detention Center in Santa Ana.

Authorities let her go after she pleaded with them on behalf of her 10-month-ancient son, whom she had left with a babysitter. She’s now provisionally freed, but must wear an electronic monitor on her ankle, which, she said, embarrasses her.

“I didn’t commit any crime to be having to wear this,” she said. She is currently awaiting an colonization court date and ponders her future.

http://www.dcstreetvendor.com/index.php/street-vendors-warned-of-sweeps/

How much more is showing a machine gun that having a target on a district? WHERE IS THE OUTRAGE THE PROTEST?

http://www.npr.org/blogs/monkeysee/2011/02/25/134054241/pranks-are-what-he-does-is-banksy-gunning-for-an-oscar?sc=tw