Accordion Madness

I can't tell if the "accordion" is supposed to represent his "before Christ" days or his "after Christ" days. One could argue that--due to the big smile on his face (with the accordion) he must be a Christian (the joy of the Lord). But then again, he could just be enjoying the joy of his sinful, accordion playing lifestyle.

In the bottom picture, he has more of a smirk. Is it a sinful smirk? Perhaps, it's a smirk reflecting his distaste for his old lifestyle as an evil accordion playing sinner. I can't really tell. Maybe, both pictures are simply there to promote thought and discussion. What do you think?