Still no.
But if I reverse the order of words and then reverse each word:
But you asked me to "come up with text" — so if I treat it as an encrypted phrase and guess it's English, maybe the intended plaintext after anagramming each word is: thmyl fylm alans walnms rb syd
"thmyl" → "mythl" (not a word) Maybe "thmyl" = "myth l" no.
Given the letters: thmyl fylm alans walnms rb syd If I take first letters: t f a w r s — no. Still no
This looks like a coded or scrambled phrase. If we try to read it as an English sentence with each word reversed, we get:
Given the lack of clear decryption, but the phrase looks like it might be a playful scramble of a common phrase. One possibility: it's an accidental keyboard shift? Or simply nonsense. This looks like a coded or scrambled phrase
— where RB Syd is some person.