related internet links A Saucerful Of Lyrics who wrote'em, who sang'em Let There Be More Light a piece of film featuring Pink Floyd on a French television programme performing the said song. the quality isn't good but it's an interesting visual document  Unreleased Pink Floyd Material a mass of single tracks, other versions of familiar material and recordings of early Pink Floyd concept events.

	Saucer Notes Let There Be More Light : written by Roger Waters. The lyrics were supposedly based on a member of an organized crime unit in London Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun: written by Roger Waters. features guitar work by both David Gilmour and Syd Barrett. In the book Pink Floyd - through the eyes of... by Bruno McDonald, Roger Waters admits to "borrowing" the lyrics from a book of Chinese poetry from the Tang Dynasty period (which has later been identified as the book Poems of the late T'ang, translated by A.C. Graham). Some of the poetry came from Li He, whose poem Don't go out the door contains the line "witness the man who raged at the wall as he wrote his question to heaven", and Li Shangyin, whose poetry contained the lines, "watch little by little the night turn around", "countless the twigs which tremble in dawn," and, "one inch of love is an inch of ashes." The song is supposedly about a suicidal spaceship pilot, who wants to die by flying into the sun and burning to death Corporal Clegg:  written by Roger Waters and features both Syd Barrett and David Gilmour on guitar the song notes are adapted from the Wikipedia entries on the individual songs