I apologize for the confusion, but the song "Hushabye Mountain" was actually written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman for the 1968 film "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," and not by Bobbie Gentry. The song is performed in the movie by the character Caractacus Potts, played by Dick Van Dyke, as a lullaby to comfort his children. The lyrics describe a peaceful and comforting place called Hushabye Mountain, where a gentle breeze blows over a bay filled with lullabies. It paints a picture of a calm and tranquil setting where worries can be sailed away on boats, and troubles can be left behind. The song suggests that Hushabye Mountain is not far away, and it encourages the listener to close their eyes, wave goodbye to their daily cares, and watch their boat sail away from the bay, leaving behind the stresses of the day. Overall, "Hushabye Mountain" is a soothing and reassuring lullaby that promotes relaxation and escape from the troubles of the world.
