Do you consider Leonard Cohen profound or profane in a christian context? Do you think hes a combination of profound and profane?

Leonard Cohen's
THE WINDOW

Why do you stand by the window
Abandoned to beauty and pride
The thorn of the night in your bosom
The spear of the age in your side

Lost in the rages of fragrance
Lost in the rags of remorse
Lost in the waves of a sickness
That loosens the high silver nerves

Oh chosen love, Oh frozen love
Oh tangle of matter and ghost
Oh darling of angels, demons and saints
The whole broken-hearted host
Gentle this soul

And come forth from the cloud of anoint
And kiss the cheek of the moon
The New Jerusalem glowing
Why tarry all night in the ruin

And leave no word of discomfort
Oh, leave no observer to mourn
But climb on your tears and be silent
Like a rose on its ladder of thorns

Oh chosen love, Oh frozen love...

Then lay your rose on the fire
The fire give up to the sun
The sun give over to splendour
In the arms of the high holy one

For the holy one dreams of a letter
Dreams of a letter's death
Oh bless thee continuous stutter
Of the word being made into flesh

Oh chosen love, Oh frozen love...

This is a love song; it has nothing to do with Christianity for or against.

Yes, this is a love song but it has some christian imagery in it like "the new jerusalem" thats obvious

I really like "rags of remorse"

It has some imagery from Judaism and Christianity, but isn't about Christianity at all. Ghosts don't exist in either Judaism and Christianity also; it is a poetic allegory not a Christian song.

It's like Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy. The lyrics have the words Holy and Devil in them, but the song is actually about a relationship not religious content.

ghosts might be people in purgatory plus angels and demons

Angels and Demons are part of Christianity but ghosts are not.

except for catholicism which has the doctrine of purgatory

Even if you believe in purgatory, Catholicism defines it as it's own area; ghosts are completely unrelated to this theme. Where did you get the idea that purgatory is being a ghost?