Singer/songwriter COLBIE CAILLAT can relax at the top of the U.S. album charts after weeks spent trying to ignore record label promises she’d debut her new release, BREAKTHROUGH, on top.

The superstitious star tried to ignore the comments because she didn’t want to jinx a possible number one, but, after selling 106,000 copies in its first week on release, the album has sailed to the top.

She tells Billboard.com, “You always hope for the best, but you never actually think it’s going to happen. I never want to get my hopes up.

“Everyone kept saying, ‘I think it’s gonna be number one, it’s gonna be number one. It looks like it,’ and I just kept trying to ignore it ’cause I didn’t want it to not happen. And now that it is happening, I can’t believe it. I’m so excited. I’m so thankful.”

Christian rockers Skillet debut at number two with Awake and Miley Cyrus also crashes in to the top of the charts with a seven-song EP, The Time of Our Lives, which was only released to Wal-Mart stores in America on Friday (28Aug09). The release debuts at three with 62,000 sales.

Imogen Heap also enters the top five with a new release – Ellipse is at five.

Meanwhile, rounding out the top five, Kings of Leon’s Only By The Night stays put at four, 49 weeks after the album first appeared on the chart.

By rounak