London Bridge. (feat. Big Sean & JhenÃ© Aiko) [Chorus - JhenÃ© Aiko:] I don't mean to sound hysterical. But baby if you left, baby if you left. It'll be a historical disaster. The kids will sing about it swear the kids will sing about it. Like the London Bridge is falling down. London Bridge, London Bridge. Like the London Bridge is falling down.
A tear to the cartilage-like meniscus can also result in pain in the back of the knee, depending upon what sort of tear occurs. Pain and swelling behind the knee is common with a meniscus tear; the severity of the pain and whether the stability of the knee is compromised depends upon the extent of the tear.
Quick Answer. Conditions that cause knee pain and swelling include a broken knee, arthritis of the knee, bursitis of the knee, Osgood-Schlatter disease and osteomyelitis, according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Pain can range from mild to excruciating, depending on the condition. Continue Reading.