Hunker Down... a song of playfulness and love.

As all of us Canadians know, we have had extended and multiple periods of restrictions and lock downs and I am so fortunate to have been locked down with my partner. We would look at each other and say, “I guess we’re gonna have to Hunker Down again”.

When I’d talk to friends on the phone, I heard about how their partners were helping them through. How they became closer as a couple. I felt the same but after an extended time inside, we were all going stir crazy. I knew so many people who had kids at home and were desperate to get away for a much-needed getaway. We all started planning at home date nights. That was the start of the idea for this song.

I asked Dan Washburn to write this song with me and as we were talking about it, we didn’t want to limit the song to the pandemic, even though it was the spark that started the idea. Before the pandemic, we have both had times in our lives when we either couldn’t afford to go out or couldn’t find daycare, so that became the inspiration for “Hunker Down”.

Track 9 of “I Carry On” – Released Nov 22, 2021

Song Lyrics

Hunker Down

Francine Honey and Danial Washburn (SOCAN)

1. The honeymoon is over, but honey, in my mind

We keep romance alive, when we take the time

You’re still the same good man, that swept me off my feet

And oh how I remember, how well you sweep

Chorus:

Let’s hunker down, I’m not foolin’ ’round

If we gotta be stuck at home, glad I’m stuck on you

This crazy world, still goes around

There’s a raging storm outside, it’s gonna be a wild ride

So Baby let’s hunker down

2. There’s a whole lot more to life, than what we have to do

Between the bills, kids and work, not much time for me and you

Those things are all important, but baby, we are too

So before this path becomes a rut, here’s what I wanna do

Repeat Chorus

Bridge:

It’s not rocket science, what I’m thinking we should do

Let’s put the world on hold and hide-out a day or two

Repeat Chorus

Let’s hunker down

behind the scenes photos


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