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The album’s penultimate track, ‘"Ride The Flatline," is a [bassist] Ezra Cook-penned song inspired by a chemical spill in the Ohio River after a train derailed. Vocalist/guitarist Steve Buhl further elaborates, "All the crazy chemicals caught fire. The Ohio River goes into Lake Erie, which is where our water supply is. So the song comes from that really. But obviously, we put a little bit of animation into it, with someone getting run over by a train in the process and fucking exploding and shit."

200 STAB WOUNDS:
Steve Buhl – vocals, guitars
Raymond Macdonald – guitars
Ezra Cook – bass
Owen Pooley – drums

"Ride The Flatline"
Music - Buhl
Lyrics - Buhl / Cook
Featuring Jami Morgan of Code Orange

Back against the rail, stones beneath my feet
Fantasies of speeding steel dominate my dreams
Colder than a knife, faster than a gun
Exhilaration, annihilation
Pressure of a ton

Bones begin to crack
Slipping through the skin
Slow infection, body rots
Reeking from within
Disfigured face, all the vultures taste
Locomotivational death
Screaming my last breath

Hearing the blare of the sirens
Blows my eardrums
But I love it
Wood through the skull
Boaring a hole
Through my thoughtless mind

(Jami Morgan)
Three knives and a scalpel
Blood tissue and shrapnel
For every time I was doubted
Bloody derailment
Screams of the innocent
Denied, cast out
Bloody derailment
Screams of the innocent
Above your grave hangs a slate with my name
Fulfilling your dream to be buried by the king
Chemical cos plume, nothing that you can do
There’s nothing but black now
200 attack dogs, devourment

Under the crypt my name is still engraved

"Manual Manic Procedures" Track Listing:
1. Hands Of Eternity
2. Gross Abuse
3. Manual Manic Procedures
4. Release the Stench
5. Led To the Chamber/Liquified
6. Flesh From Within
7. Defiled Gestation
8. Ride the Flatline
9. Parricide

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