Daw Dem and her friend Dorjim from Jangsagang village in Dagana Dzongkhag (district), sing an old Boedra song called "Ray Chung". The song seems to be dedicated to a spiritual master called Ray Chung, who was a disciple to Lama Justun Mila Repa (a yogi and poet). The author pays his reverence to the great spiritual master through faithful and devoted prostration. He prays for his master to retain a healthy body, speech and mind. In the later part of the lyrics, the author assumes the role of the masters and desires to leave the universe. If happiness is not obtained by practicing dharma and attaining heaven, he will soon return to the universe. The lyrics contain many metaphors referencing the sun and the snow lion.