’80s Band Sings About Seamus

Mitt’s Dog

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:05PM EDT / Published Aug. 15, 2012 10:25AM EDT

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Eighties rockband Devo, best known for their timeless hit “Whip It,” is finally coming out with what's sure to be another classic, and this time they're getting political. “Don't Roof Rack Me, Bro! (Remember Seamus),” set to be released later this month, is about none other than Seamus Romney, the dog Mitt infamously tied to the roof of his car during a family road trip. The tune will accompany the Remember Seamus campaign, lead by Devo founder and commercial director Gerald V. Casale, geared toward helping "make 2012 the year where animals like Seamus are valued and honesty is praised."

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’80s Band Sings About Seamus

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