Tylor Carl - The Moody Blues Lyrics

I'm sitting in my car
Stealing from a song someone else wrote
One & two & three & four
As I write down all these notes
But then I stumbled across
Some old words that you wrote to me
It all came back
I remember a conversation
Was the last time that you saw me
There was drunken words and phrases
On my cellular phone screen
Your words were vodka filled and not distilled
And I just can't believe it anymore
So I wrote a big song for you
The words they just, they seem too little
To describe this untapped potential
To make you feel belittled
I'll fertilize my vengeance with these sentences and riddles
Exercise my right
Exercise my right brain and my left brain
Fences won't stop angry neighbors
If you refuse to compliment me
You'd be doing me a favor
'Cause if I'm a sunk vessel
Then you're a terrible sailor in this storm
Well I bought a diamond
And it scared me half to death
Now days, true love is untraditional
But there's something I must confess
Sometimes I feel like all of these women
They're just a test
But even god would probably make an attempt
Some use love leniently
And they choose to partake
With versions of the generic brand
'Cause the money they might save
But if you save your money then I bet one day
You could afford to put the name brand on lay away
So babe I, I wrote a big song for you
The words they just, they seem too little
To describe my undying love for you
But I hope that it will
Fertilize repentance with these sentences and riddles
Exercise my right
Exercise my right brain and my left brain
Fences won't stop angry neighbors
If I refuse to compliment
I won't be doing you a favor
'Cause if I'm a sunk vessel
Then you're my water bailer in this storm