The song “When the Chowchi Went to India” is an expression of shock. At the very beginning of the song, it says that when the chowchi goes to India it should use the great medicine gabur if it suffers from heat. The following lines, however, express shock at what the chowchi brought back from India, and how it was never enough. The chowchi went to India and came back with a load of betel nuts that did not amount to even one piece. The chowchi went to India and brought back a load of cloths that was not enough even for a cap. The lyrics to the song are entirely in the local dialect of Kheng. “Chowchi” might refer to a bird, since sometimes the sparrow is called “chowchila” in Kheng dialect. If chowchi is a bird, the song might be referring to the bird's migratory pattern from Bhutan to India.