It's certainly not a big, energetic uplifting song like BD & Vertigo.
I don't think they did the song any favours by giving it the arrangement it had. It felt a little too 'middle of the road rock' for my taste, even with the synths etc. It almost sounded a bit retro, but in a dated rather than charming way.
Giving the song a more atmospheric, pulsing, electronic, anthemic drive would've brought it out a lot more, and been more accessible to younger audiences. The mix we got was, imo, a bit dull and meandering.
(I think the acoustic version was beautiful, i think the song should've been either that or a grander, more atmospheric version of what we got).
Same applies to their general direction lately. They seem really keen on the classic rawk, distorted guitar sound (GoYB, Miracle, Cedarwood Road, 'SoE being born' clip), but also want hits and a young audience. I feel these are incompatible. I mean, Vertigo was both of these things, but even since then i feel the zeitgeist has moved on. Hopefully I'm wrong.
At least The Best Things seems like a more modern track.