Trust in Me (The Python's Song) facts for kids
Trust in Me (The Python's Song) is a famous song from the classic Walt Disney movie The Jungle Book. This animated film was released in 1967. The song is sung by the character Kaa, a large snake, and his voice was provided by the actor Sterling Holloway.
About "Trust in Me"
This song is a key part of the story in The Jungle Book. It helps show how tricky and dangerous Kaa the snake can be. The music and words are designed to sound very calming and sleepy.
The Song's Story
During the song, Kaa tries to trick the young boy, Mowgli. Kaa uses his special power to make Mowgli feel very sleepy and calm. This is like a gentle form of hypnosis, where someone feels very relaxed and follows instructions easily.
As Kaa sings, Mowgli starts to walk along the snake's long body. Kaa then slowly wraps himself around Mowgli. He wants to hold Mowgli tightly.
A Close Call
Just as Kaa is about to make Mowgli his meal, another character arrives. This is Shere Khan, a powerful tiger. Shere Khan is looking for Mowgli. His arrival stops Kaa from carrying out his plan.
Who Wrote the Song?
The song "Trust in Me" was written by two very talented Disney songwriters. They were Robert and Richard Sherman. They wrote many popular songs for Disney films.
