Midwest Heartland Outlaw with a wry, back-porch wisdom, “There’s a Time” treats life like a stretch of road with no painted signs. The song stacks opposites—push and pull, leave at daylight or show up late, hold on tight or cut the string—then lands on a simple truth: “Half of livin’ ain’t the choices / It’s makin’ one and walkin’ away.” The squirrel-in-the-middle verse nails the cost of overthinking: “Most times the worst decision is waitin’ till you’re wrong.” Instead of grand answers, it offers a steady compass—sometimes you throw another log on, sometimes you let it smolder low; sometimes you bet the farm, sometimes you save the seed. For anyone stuck at a crossroads, this one’s a nudge to pick a side, trust your feet, and let the world keep turning.