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 **Another song on the CD called ''[[Under the Mistletoe]]'' has Misty singing about how she wants Ash to know her feeling for him and about how she wants to meet Ash under the mistletoe. On the other hand, Ash is singing about how he hopes to not to be caught under the mistletoe, although at first he doesn't move away- many fans claim this is shipping from Ash's side. Near the song's end, after leaving Ash feeling paranoid about the mistletoe, Misty has got Ash under the mistletoe. Ash realizes this, freaks out, and runs off to eat more cookies while leaving Misty wondering what his problem is.
 * [[Toi et Moi]], the Japanese ending song of [[The Power of One]], references PokéShipping several times, all from Misty's perspective; in particular, the reference to saving the one she loves from drowning (as in the movie.)
-* ''[[He Drives Me Crazy]]'' is one of the most famous PokeShipping songs known to this day. Although not sung by Rachel Lillis aka Misty, it is sung from her perspective. This song highlights the feelings that Misty has and yet does not understand. Many PokeShippers around the world regard this song as one of the pivotal events in Pokemon history where there was undeniable proof of Misty's feelings for Ash. This song was debuted in the album ''[[Pokemon 3: The Ultimate Soundtrack]]'' and was later released once more in the album ''[[Totally Pokemon]]''.
+* ''[[He Drives Me Crazy]]'' is a song from ''[[Pokemon 3: The Ultimate Soundtrack]]'' that is sung from Misty's perspective, even though it was not sung by [[Rachael Lillis]]. This song highlights the feelings that Misty has but does not understand. Many PokéShippers regard this song as having undeniable proof of Misty's feelings for Ash.
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