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“Tornado Warnings” is the fourth track on Sabrina Carpenter’s fifth album "emails i can’t send". The song talks about Carpenter’s habit to ignore red flags, only viewing the good in the person she sings about. She wants to keep this person by her side, even if she knows they’re bad for her.
"The coolest thing about this story is that it’s so literal. Well, both literal and metaphorical, because I use tornado warnings as a metaphor for being in situations where you know it’s probably going to be bad for you, but you decide to ignore them. But this was based on a true story where I was in the middle of a park on a seesaw with someone that I shouldn’t have been with and then it started to hail and then I got a tornado warning on my phone and ignored it. The next day I had therapy, and I completely did not tell my therapist anything because I was afraid that he was going to be mad at me. And I was like, “Why am I spending money on this therapy session if I’m gonna lie to you?”"
– via Rolling Stone
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