Waiting for the Train
The Floyds Lyrics

Eins, zwei, drei, alle
Counting in German, presumably as a nod to the Nazi regime and its association with the concept of 'the final solution.'

Ooh, you cannot reach me now
The singer is disengaging from the outside world, seeking isolation and safety behind their wall.

Ooh, no matter how you try
No one can reach the singer unless they choose to let them in, reinforcing their sense of isolation.

Goodbye, cruel world, it's over
The artist is speaking figuratively, saying goodbye to the outside world and welcoming the isolation they're seeking.

Walk on by
The artist is urging others to leave them alone and not try to engage with them.

Sitting in a bunker here behind my wall
The singer is holed up in their safe space, a bunker, behind the wall they've constructed.

Waiting for the worms to come
The singer is waiting for some sort of invasion or attack, possibly a metaphor for some sort of societal breakdown or change.

In perfect isolation here behind my wall
The artist is emphasizing their isolation and that they're totally cut off from the world around them.

We're waiting to succeed and going to convene outside Brixton
The artist is part of a group that's planning to gather outside Brixton Town Hall to take some sort of action.

Town Hall where we're going to be
The group is specifically targeting the Town Hall as the site of their gathering and maybe even their action.

Waiting to cut out the deadwood
The group is waiting to get rid of the things within their society that they see as non-essential or harmful.

Waiting to clean up the city
The group believes the city is in some way corrupted or impure and wants to purify it.

Waiting to follow the worms
The group is following a path that they believe will lead them to some sort of success or victory.

Waiting to put on a black shirt
The group has some sort of uniform that they'll wear to identify their membership and sense of purpose.

Waiting to weed out the weaklings
The group is seeking to eliminate those they perceive as being too fragile or feeble to continue.

Waiting to smash in their windows
The group is willing to use violence to achieve its aims, even against individual members of society.

And kick in their doors
The group is willing to break into people's homes to hunt down those they perceive as opponents.

Waiting for the final solution
The singer is using another nod to the Nazis and their concept of 'the final solution,' implying that the group believes in the concept of solving its perceived problems in a single, violent act.

To strengthen the strain
The group believes that this violent solution will ultimately make their society stronger and more in line with their ideals.

Waiting to turn on the showers
The group is preparing to use gas chambers to eliminate those they deem harmful.

And fire the ovens
The group is going to dispose of bodies and evidence by incinerating them in ovens.

Waiting for the queens and the coons
The group is targeting people from all walks of life or backgrounds, including royalty, people of color, and communists.

And the reds and the Jews
The group has a definite anti-Semitic and anti-communist bent, viewing these groups as enemies of their vision for their society.

Would you like to see Britannia
The artist is now addressing the listener, asking them if they have a vision for a 'pure' Britannia.

Rule again, my friend?
The singer is asking if the listener wants to see Britain return to some perceived past glory or purity.

All you have to do is follow the worms
The singer is implying that the listener can achieve their vision of society by joining the group and following their violent path.

Would you like to send our colored cousins
The singer is again addressing the listener, this time specifically targeting people of color.

Home again, my friend?
The artist is asking if the listener feels that people of color don't belong in Britain and should be forced to leave.

All you need to do is follow the worms
The artist is suggesting that there's already a path laid out, and all the listener needs to do is follow it to achieve their perceived goals.

The worms will convene outside Brixton Bus Station
The worms are the group of like-minded individuals who will be gathering and planning at Brixton Bus Station to carry out their violent actions.