I like the T Petty feel to it.
My opinion is that the vocal is fine, and not the missing
key' you might be searching for to get the thing tripping ahead with momentum and more fire:
Anticipations.
I listened, and noted that, with one exception.... in the bass guitar, late in the tune....almost every measure starts with every instrument playing the first note or rhythm on 'one' of every measure. It causes a 'plodding' effect, overall, I think. With the kick and crashes, particularly, playing the 'and' of 'four'...in some loose pattern, with the bass or guitar, about 33% of the time, and increasing in frequency as the story unfolds....the effect would be to mesh some gears with the stuff playing on 'one'.....and lend momentum to the whole deal. Anticipations are a real important device for imparting flow and continuity, I think. It's a good tune, but the plane doesn't lift from the runway...and I think it's the lack of anticipations tieing it down. MHO
Oh yeah...I'd like to hear what happens with R$L guitars brought down several db's...overwhelming...and drawn a bit closer to, say, 50 to 70% of ctr..... I can't get the groove of the reast of the band....ears distracted outward...and if there's any wall reflections from applied verb, lending virtual space the the ctr stuff, I can't hear them.