NORAH JONES - RICH NORAH JONES

RICH NORAH JONES

'Come Away With Me' singer Norah Jones doesn't mind is her latest album makes any money because she is still living off the success of her previous records.

Norah Jones doesn't mind if her new album isn't a financial success.

The 'Come Away With Me' singer - who is set to return with her fourth album 'The Fall' next month - is happy with her career despite her belief the LP may not do as well as her previous albums.

She said: "I'm very aware of the ways things go. It would have been nice to have a steady career and go up and up.

"And if you look at it that way, yeah I am just going to keep on going down and that's kind of sad but the truth is it is fine; I have been very successful. I know I will never reach that kind of craziness again, thank God."

Meanwhile, the 30-year-old songstress has admitted she found her rise to fame "insane".

She explained: "It was a bit overwhelming and I can't say it was all fun. In the beginning it was a lot of work, but, yeah, it was insane.

"But people struggle their whole lives making music and don't get any notoriety so I felt really lucky and I also felt, "Wow, I can't believe people really like this." I came to New York to sing jazz and then two years later I had a record deal, and was writing songs. It was amazing."

Norah will release her fourth album 'The Fall' on November 17th.