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Frank Silva Chants Death Bag Rhyme At Twin Peaks Fest 1993 (Video)

A video of actor Frank Silva chanting Killer BOB's scary death bag rhyme at the Twin Peaks Fest in 1993 has popped up.
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Killer BOB / Frank Silva (1993) photographed by John Thorne
Killer BOB / Frank Silva (1993) photographed by John Thorne

Oh, I so much wanted to sing with him again. Mike? Mike, can you hear me?

This obscure video of actor Frank Silva chanting Killer BOB’s scary “death bag” rhyme at the Twin Peaks Fest in 1993 has recently popped up. Only its last sentence was used in the series as part of Cooper’s dream, but the entire, scripted rhyme can be heard at the end of the European version of the pilot.

Heads up, tails up
Running to your scallywag
Night falls, morning calls
Catch you with my Death Bag.

Thanks to Pauli S. for the tip!

Founder and curator of Welcome to Twin Peaks since 2011. Bobsessed since March 1991.

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  1. I think he says running FOR you scallywag and not TO you scallywag, or?

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