Tashi Dorji sings “May a Hundred Skies Meet” (Gungtö Gyayang Dzomshok), a boedra song popularly performed at times of departure. The version of the song presented in this video is slightly different from the one found in folk song books. The first stanza of this song usually describes a stag that resides in a meadow. In Tashi Dorji’s version, the first stanza describes a forest and the tiger that resides in it. The theme of the song, however, is generally the same as the theme of the more common versions. It talks about meetings and departures using examples like the sky and the sun, mountains and lions, and meadows and reindeer.