The song “Three Ridges” (Pu Sum Pula) conveys a message about suffering and impermanence. Performed by Leki Tshomo from Daagsa, Mongar, the song describes suffering, such as that of a fish living in water, a stag living atop a mountain, and a girl who lives in a village. The song describes the stag’s suffering as rain in the summer, snow in the winter, and the danger of being hit by a hunter’s arrow. The fish is trapped by a fisherman; the girl does not have enough food to eat and misses her parents. The lives of the stag and the fish are determined by the lives of humans. Similarly, the life of the village girl is determined by the lives of other humans, but, in her case, this comes about through interactions and relationships.