Well it is the tendency of amateur guitarists to search for those musical tracks which are punched with prolonged parts on their own instruments and often with extreme skills, which are even challenging for professionals. But remember this tendency may be dangerous as you may end up giving up with the notion that you will never learn it at all. But the truth is that, those tracks are not good songs to learn on guitar as a beginner. It is just as silly as to start with symphony 5 on your piano as a beginner.
Though we recognize piano with Lionel Monkton, Brahms, Beethoven etc. yet they are not for beginners. Here I offer you some materials that will be useful for you to practice as a beginner or as an intermediate. Start with---
Electric Guitar Cake Pan
"Hello in there"- This is a track that would be the most apt for beginners. Along with its simplicity one can get preliminary ideas on choosing keys and chord voicing. Then move on to---
"Banana Pan cake"- This is something where you will gain thorough knowledge on barre chords, rhythm and string muting. After that ---
"Play with fire"- This will give you some strumming / picking pattern skills.
After you complete these three you will get an initial idea on good songs to learn on guitar, as such you can now move on to the following list, but keep it in the same order.
Time After Time, After the gold rush, Don't panic, Imagine, Julia, The needle and the damage done, Your song, Wish you were here, Driver eight, Like a Hurricane, Bop, The Sweetest Thing, What's Forever For, I Don't Call Him Daddy, I Let Her Lie, Little Red Rodeo, If Bubba Can Dance, We Danced, You and I, Austin, Pour Me, Complicated, Daddy's Money, Old Enough To Know Better, Single White Female, little Goodbyes and many more are some of the good songs to learn on guitar.
Now you can call yourself an intermediate and can easily switch to those tracks which have always attracted you, as now you can digest them if you want. Well that is all I had to say about good songs to learn on guitar.