Leki Dolma sang two different Tsangmo ballads, one aspirational ballad and the other laudatory Tsangmo, expressed through examples such as a godly bird flowing in a river and cloudy sky with rain. The first stanza of the ballad shows the aspiration to be a calmly flowing river, so that the godly bird can swim in the river without any disturbance. The second stanza of the ballad is a laudatory Tsangmo, because the verses claim that the rain falling from the sky is holy water that would purify any defilements of the body.