Can someone post examples of good songs that use (I, IV, V, I) chord progression?

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I'm sure there's some decent variations of that out there, but a metal song written with that chord progression exactly as it is would suck monkey nuts. I wouldn't know of any that use that, cause it sucks!! I'm all for V - I endings but if your whole progressions is I IV V I then its just gonna sound all wussy and not very metal at all.

yeah, that progression is used in a huge portion of rock songs, like anything by the beatles and stuff like that. as far as metal goes i cant think of any, usually the guitar work is more advanced

Yeah, I know what you guys are saying that's why I posted it up here in hopes someone could help me find a song with this progression that's actually good. I have an assignment for a Music Theory class and I need to bring in some songs with this proggression but the only songs I could find are fuckin X-Mas carols. If you can tell me some examples of good songs (doesn't have to be metal) I'd appreciate it.

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Wooly Bully? Wild Thing. Just thinking of these makes me crack up.
Also 90 frikkin % of blues in the world. I'm not sure but how about Red House, I love that song (I've heard it played by Hendrix, but I think someone else wrote it).

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heheh, yeah, my teacher brought those songs to class, i was dying

the closes thing i found was 420 by SFU although it's not actually I IV V I it's actually I II V IV I, it still has I IV and V in it so i think i'm just gonna use that

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Sweet Home Alabama is an almost good example, though it's like VI-V-I-I (if you get my point). And it's not a very good song, imo.

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I love that song, and yeah, that's a good one, thanks. I'm gonna bring that in too,

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metal songs tend to all have have different chord progressions, but it's usually something like I-ii-V7 or some wierd crap like that.