What do you think of these lyrics--Brad Paisley's "Bigger Fish to Fry"?

Question

This is a country song from Paisley's new CD. I think the song is cute and fun to sing along to, though it's full of Christian imagery and I'm Pagan. I also think there's truth to it. But other people can have other interpretations. Some people object, saying it gives Christians a license to sin or shows how selective they can be. What's yours?

Full lyrics:
http://music.yahoo.com/Brad-Paisley/Bigger-Fish-To-Fry/lyrics/44488452

Snippet to give you the point:

"I said a bad word when I was a kid.
Mamma said that I'd be sorry for the sin that I did.
My daddy whooped me and the
preacher said shame.
And I tried like hell to change.

But I cuss,
And I smoke,
I laugh at dirty jokes.
The minor vices, man I know 'em well.
I've closed down bars.
I've lusted in my heart.
My exes think I oughta burn in hell.
But the devil, he won't notice when I die.
Yeah, don't you figure he's got bigger fish to fry?"

Answer 1

Or maybe he's a closet agnostic/atheist?

Answer 2

I love all of Brad Paisley's music

Answer 3

i guess it means that he thinks the things he does are not really significant sins. he thinks it doesn't compare to other people's sins-murder, rape, etc. a sin is a sin, however, no matter what it is.