What ship do you think was gone farther?

Amourshippers say "Oh, the directors have gone SO far with Amourshipping that it HAS TO become canon." Amourshipping has blushing, gifts, romance. We all know how Serena feels about Ash, but have the directors REALLY gone farther with Amourshipping than Pearlshipping? Sure, Amourshipping has all that stuff, even an episode titled "Ash and Serena's first date!" (It wasn't really a date though) However, Amourshippers are usually looking on the outside of things. What we Pearlshippers do, is look on the inside. Amourshipping MAY have romance, gifts, blushing, but does it have strong evidence to stand on? I'm certain that at least Pearl does. Just take a look at all the songs we've got. They're GREAT evidence for Pearl. "High touch", 'nuff said. We also have love songs like "Kimi no Mune Ni La La La", "Ice cream syndrome", "One", "Where the lost ones go", and "I belive in you". These songs all together pretty much tell a story. Here is the order I would put them in; High touch, One, Kimi no Mune ni La La La, Ice cream syndrome, I belive in you, Where the lost ones go. Of course it's not the most effective order, there could probably be a better one. All these inside evidence songs explain almost all about how Ash and Dawn REALLY feel about each other (or at least how Dawn feels about Ash), rather than looking just on the outside, where you see Ash and Dawn having a strong bond and friendship. Dawn herself in some of the songs has said "I love you." In Ice cream syndrome, Ash said "the feelings I hold." That's enough to make an Amourshipper's heart sink. So, my point is, Amourshippers think that the directors have gone further with Amourshipping just by looking on the outside of things, but I think, looking at the inside evidence, that Pearlshipping has actually gone farther. Until (if) Ash and Serena get a love song or a High touch like song of their own can actually beat Ash and Dawn's songs and High touch (which is VERY unlikely), I'd say Pearlshipping has gone farther than Amour. What do you think?