Sheryl Crow has called for "sensible gun laws" in the wake of the Nashville school shooting.
Sheryl Crow wants people in power to take action
This week, a 28-year-old woman shot and killed three students and three adults at The Covenant School, a private institution in Nashville, Tennessee, before being killed by police.
The country singer initially wrote on Twitter: "No words… The Covenant School. Our children deserve better.
"Praying for all affected. Tragic America."
She later responded to Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn's message of condolences and encouraged her to take action.
She tweeted: "If you are ready to assist, please pass sensible gun laws so that the children of Tennessee and America at large might attend school without risk of being gunned down."
Fellow singer LeAnn Rimes also paid tribute to those who lost their lives, and referenced the "absolute terror" families are feeling.
She said: "there are no words, just rage and heartbreak for these children and their families.
"I can’t even fathom what is this doing to the psyches of every child and parent in this country. absolute terror every time a child goes to a place that should be safe."
President Joe Biden called on Congress to back his assault weapons ban following the shooting, while his First Lady Jill Biden insisted the youth of America "deserve better".
During a National League of Cities conference in Washington, she said: "I am truly without words. And our children deserve better.
“We stand – all of us, we stand – with Nashville in prayer.”
Musician Brett Young added: "We are praying with our Nashville community for everyone involved in today’s horrific shooting."
And Cassadee Pope admitted she felt "sick to [her] stomach".
She tweeted: "I’m sick to my stomach. These were babies. To what extent will we continue to protect our precious guns? How is this still happening?"
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