FILK: You Can Argue With Anything (or, Mayday, the totally unnecessary remix)

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MEDIA: Filk (audio and text)
ORIGINAL SONG: Mayday, by Cat Faber (lyrics and listen to here)
SUMMARY: Mayday, remixed from May-via-second-person POV. "Though both your deaths you ought to bring, you can argue with anything."
CONTENT NOTES/WARNINGS: Spoilers through the end of Late Eclipses, book four of the October Daye series.

CREATOR'S NOTES: I don't know how this happened. I was thinking of how pretty this song was and then somehow I was filking it. Filking it to tell the exact same story. No, really, why did I do this? Why am I posting this?

LISTEN: box.net (listen online or download) (acapella)

A Fetch, you're bound to come in storm
Molded to her face and form
Though both your deaths you ought to bring
You can argue with anything
You can argue with anything

She's October, you are May
Both outsiders of the Fae
Fetch following Changeling --
You can get used to anything
You can get used to anything

Beltane evening, take a rest
A pretty girl, a pretty dress
New danger lurks, but here's the thing
You can argue with anything
You can argue with anything

Magic molded in your hands
Magic no one understands
October's blood to you will sing
You can get used to anything
You can get used to anything

May, you're changing, you are raw
October's mirror once more
You know what this herald brings
But you can argue with anything
You can argue with anything

May Daye, you are now just your own
Something that Faerie's never known
You're sisters now and not one thing
You can get used to anything
You can get used to anything