“Gloria” (1979) is Umberto Tozzi's song to a woman — or an idea of a woman — who fills everything. He feels her in the air, in the night, in his thoughts; he calls her, he waits for her, and her name becomes the whole chorus.
It was a hit in Italy and across Europe, and the American singer Laura Branigan's English version (1982), with different words, became a worldwide hit of its own.
Tozzi's voice is clear and his phrases short, so it's a great A2 song. Listen for “manchi” — from mancare, the Italian way to say you miss someone: “mi manchi” (you are missing to me).