Which Metallica song became the third single from The Black Album in April 1992?

“Nothing Else Matters” became the third single from The Black Album in April 1992.

Released on April 20, 1992, the song was written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich and became one of Metallica's best-known power ballads. Its melodic, reflective character contrasted with the band's earlier reputation for aggressive thrash-metal songs.

The song originally developed from a guitar figure Hetfield played while away from the other band members. Although he initially considered the material personal, it was eventually shaped into a full Metallica recording and became a central part of the album's broad appeal.

The music video was directed by Adam Dubin and drew on footage from the documentary A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica. The song later became a regular part of the band's live performances.